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Oratorian

I am testing a selfhosted repository that I created for emby.
At the moment it only supports the i386/amd64 releases of emby.
I will add the others by due time.

I created two releases, one for stable and one for beta.

echo 'deb https://repo.amhosting.de/ubuntu beta main' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/emby.list

or 

echo 'deb https://repo.amhosting.de/ubuntu stable main' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/emby.list

The Repository is signed with the following Key : 3B6E 90FE 3203 A81F

Import it

curl -fsSl https://repo.amhosting.de/repo-key.pub | gpg --dearmor -o /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/repo.amhosting.gpg

Check that the key is successfully installed

sudo apt-key list

You should find something like this
 

Quote

/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/repo.amhosting.gpg
-----------------------------------------
pub   rsa4096 2024-01-26 [SCEA]
      4ACF 3B89 F044 1F51 1059  B18A 3B6E 90FE 3203 A81F
uid           [ unknown] amhosting <embyrepo@amhosting.de>



After that you should be able to install emby with
 

sudo apt install emby-server

 This Repo also works for all Debian based systems.

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Oratorian

Changelog:

  • Added other arches to the repo (armhf & amd64)
  • Added all available downloads to beta which were publicly available ( 4.8.0.74 and 4.8.0.75)
  • Added the last 7 stable releases - 4.7.8.0 to 4.7.14.0

This Repo is now self updating whenever emby releases a new version.

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adminExitium

I am not sure if a third-party repo should be pinned (and implied to be recommended by Emby) since you never know if the packages can be trusted going forward in case the domain or server ever gets hijacked.

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15 minutes ago, adminExitium said:

I am not sure if a third-party repo should be pinned (and implied to be recommended by Emby) since you never know if the packages can be trusted going forward in case the domain or server ever gets hijacked.

Valid reason your Honor. The defendant has no more questions your Honor.

I will still do my best to keep it up, in case there are ppl whi want an easy install on Debian based systems. 

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