Why this server?

Repackaging a Debian package often requires executing low-level command-line tools (like dpkg-deb, fakeroot, or debuild). This server enables the direct execution of necessary shell commands.

Why this server?

Designed for complex development tasks, this server can analyze codebases, modify configuration or source files necessary for repackaging, and execute shell commands for building the new .deb file.

Why this server?

Reworking a Debian package requires reading metadata files (like debian/control) and outputting new package contents. This server provides essential file creation and manipulation capabilities.

Why this server?

If the Debian package source is managed in a Git repository (which is common for packaging workflows), this tool provides essential version control capabilities like committing changes to the re-written files.

Why this server?

Rewriting a Debian package involves editing text files, such as control scripts, build scripts, or source code. This provides the core functionality needed to modify the textual contents of the package source.

Why this server?

Provides a comprehensive toolkit for system tasks, including file operations and running commands, useful for coordinating the steps involved in modifying and rebuilding a package.