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Hi,

I would like to pass the arguments to apt trough a .sh script.

apt install "${1}/opensnitch_${1}_amd64.deb" "${1}/python3-opensnitch-ui_${1}_all.deb"

so for example if I launch test.sh 1.6.5 the script should run apt install 1.6.5/opensnitch_1.6.5_amd64.deb 1.6.5/python3-opensnitch-ui_1.6.5_all.deb

but it's not wokring it pass to apt only 1.6.5 and not the rest of the string... any ideas ?

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[–] Botzo@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago

I'd like to suggest that you take a different approach, though it looks like there is a workable suggestion already.

Consider using apt_preferences to pin your versions instead of scripting.

https://wiki.debian.org/AptConfiguration#apt_preferences_.28APT_pinning

Here's a clip from one of my distrobox builds:

Package: python3.10
Pin: version 3.10.*
Pin-Priority: 999