archlinux.zuepfe.net - personal Arch Linux packages
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These directories contain package repositories for machines in the zuepfe infrastructure (*.zuepfe.net).
They are for personal use only (if you use it and something breaks, you are on your own).

* [zuepfe-original]
  Packages built from personally maintained PKGBUILDs.
  https://gitlab.com/ayekat/PKGBUILDs#zuepfe-original

* [zuepfe-aur]
  Packages built from PKGBUILDs taken from the AUR.

* [zuepfe-repkg]
  Packages built from REPKGBUILDs - altered official Arch Linux packages.
  https://gitlab.com/ayekat/PKGBUILDs#zuepfe-repkg

* [zuepfe-updates]
  Packages built from PKGBUILDs taken from the ABS, with updates for more recent releases.

* [zuepfe-meta]
  Meta-packages built from METAPKGBUILDs - for semantically keeping track of tools for various tasks.
  https://gitlab.com/ayekat/PKGBUILDs#zuepfe-meta

Each repository can be used by adding the corresponding entries to /etc/pacman.conf, e.g.

    [zuepfe-original]
    SigLevel = Required DatabaseRequired
    Server = http://archlinux.zuepfe.net/$repo/os/$arch

There is also [zuepfe-test], but it is not meant for use. It is a playground for testing automation scripts (so don't expect packages in there to have any sort consistency).

All packages and the database itself are signed.
To have pacman verify them, you will need to add and trust ayekat's GPG key:

    # pacman-key --recv-keys FE8CF63AD2306FD41A5500E6DCD45EAF921A7822
    # pacman-key --edit-key FE8CF63AD2306FD41A5500E6DCD45EAF921A7822      ← then set trust