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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Verision of wireguide
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VERSION=$(awk -F '"' '/self.version =/ {print $2}' ~/sources/wireguide/src/wireguide)
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# Convert deb to rpm
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sudo alien -g -r ~/sources/wireguide_${VERSION}_all.deb
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# Remove generated specfile
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sudo rm ~/sources/wireguide-${VERSION}/wireguide-*.spec
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# Replace with our own
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sed "s/##VERSION##/${VERSION}/" ~/sources/wireguide/rpm/wireguide-TEMPLATE.spec > ~/sources/wireguide-${VERSION}/wireguide-${VERSION}.spec
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# Change to build dir
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cd ~/sources/wireguide-${VERSION}
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# Build rpm
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sudo rpmbuild --buildroot=~/sources/wireguide-${VERSION} -bb wireguide-${VERSION}.spec
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Version of wireguide
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VERSION=$(awk -F '"' '/self.version =/ {print $2}' ~/sources/wireguide/src/wireguide)
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# Where i keep the sources
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cd ~/sources
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# Build deb
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dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc
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# Add binary and source to repo
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reprepro --basedir ~/sources/debian includedeb unstable ~/sources/wireguide_${VERSION}_all.deb
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reprepro --basedir ~/sources/debian -S net --priority optional includedsc unstable ~/sources/wireguide_${VERSION}.dsc
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Buildroot: /home/micke/sources/wireguide-##VERSION##
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Name: wireguide
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Version: ##VERSION##
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Release: 1
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Requires: python3-wxpython4
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Summary: WireGUIde is a graphical user interface for WireGuard
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License: GPL3+
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Distribution: Fedora
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Group: Converted/net
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%define _rpmdir ../
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%define _rpmfilename %%{NAME}-%%{VERSION}-%%{RELEASE}.%%{ARCH}.rpm
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%define _unpackaged_files_terminate_build 0
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%description
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WireGUIde is a free and open source graphical user interface for WireGuard:
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https://www.wireguard.com/. Using WireGUIde you will be able to easily manage
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you Wireguard client connections on GNU/Linux without the need to use the
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terminal. WireGUIde uses NetworkManager as a backend, so it is compatible with
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connections set up with nmcli.
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%files
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"/usr/bin/wireguide"
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"/usr/share/applications/wireguide.desktop"
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%dir "/usr/share/doc/wireguide/"
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"/usr/share/doc/wireguide/changelog.gz"
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"/usr/share/doc/wireguide/copyright"
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"/usr/share/icons/hicolor/256x256/ke.mic.wireguide.png"
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