options:¶

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

--version

show program's version number and exit

-l {CRITICAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG}, --log-level {CRITICAL,ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG}

set log level (default: INFO)

-v, --verbose

DEPRECATED (use --log-level): increase log level. Give twice for max logs (default: 0)

-q, --quiet

DEPRECATED (use --log-level): decrease log level. Give twice for min logs (default: 0)

Steps to install 'uploads via SSH' (uses 'mini-buildd-uploader' as user name).

As user 'root'::

adduser --disabled-password mini-buildd-uploader # OPTIONAL: Allows 'auth log' with the fingerprint adduser mini-buildd-uploader adm

As mini-buildd-uploader::

gpg --gen-key

# Be sure to only have one secret key in the keyring; we will use the first found.

mkdir -m700 .ssh edit ~/.dput.cf # Put the dput.cf target of your mini-buildd instance here; First target found will be used.

As admin user at the mini-buildd instance (web app)::

Generate a django pseudo user "ssh-uploads". In the new user's "Uploader" profile:

Add the mini-buildd-uploader's GPG public key to the django users "Uploader" profile. Add the repos to access ("may upload to"). PCA (prepare, check, activate) the new uploader profile.

To authorize a SSH Key, as user mini-buildd-uploader, add a line like this::

command="/usr/sbin/mini-buildd-ssh-uploader-command" ssh-rsa AA...

per ssh user key.

As SSH uploader::

Run 'ssh mini-buildd-uploader@the.mini-buildd.host'. This (will fail but) gives you a hint how to configure your '.dput.cf' Patch up your .dput.cf, then you should be able to upload like normal via dput with the new target.