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I’m not at a computer to verify, but
dpkg -I package.deb
will list dependencies of a deb file, soapt-get download $(dpkg -I rescuezilla_2.4.2-1_all.deb)
might work.Thanks a lot! While it wasn't as simple as that, it did indeed point me onto the right direction. This command did the trick for me:
apt download $(dpkg -I rescuezilla_2.4.2-1_all.deb | grep -oP '(?<=Depends: ).*' | tr -d ',')
The grep goes there to list only what comes after "Depends:". The -oP enables the python command to remove the string matching itself, so it leaves the whole list after the match... otherwise it also tries to download a package named "Depends:". And the tr -d ',' is to remove the commas separating each package, otherwise it fails to find them.