GitHub - scanepa/apt-spy: Next version of apt-spy

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This repository is going to be abbandoned of even deleted. apt-spy development will continue on git.debian.org.

http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=collab-maint/apt-spy.git;a=summary

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This version of apt-spy is by Steven Holmes <[email protected]>. The
original was by Danny Rodriguez <[email protected]>. This is a complete
re-write of the original.

You need to create a directory /usr/share/apt-spy

Then run: 
./apt-spy update

Then: 
cp apt-spy.conf /etc

Then:
./apt-spy -a <area> -d <distribution>

valid values for <area> are: 
	Africa
	Asia
	Europe
	North-America
	Oceania
	South-America
	All

Any value is valid for <distribution> and whatever value you use will be
used in sources.list.  *Sensible* values are stable, testing, unstable,
woody, sarge or sid.

The program will write a new /etc/apt/sources.list
Your old /etc/apt/sources.list will be saved to /etc/apt/sources.list.bak