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Ah, I need to add Breaks and Replaces to the new pkgs to let the debian packaging system know about the split.

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3.0 (quilt)
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I'm not familiar with these formats and had copied from a different debian package. what's the difference?

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I did what Thomas told me :) I'm not familiar either.

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Looks fairly good to me; we should probably also make a new release with these updates since the last (0.7) release was a long time ago and things have diverged significantly since then.

This commit copies debian/install to debian/safeboot*.install in
preparation for the next commit (which will modify their contents).

This will allow this:

    ```
    for i in debian/safeboot*.install; do git log --follow "$i"; done
    ```
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Thanks. I've added the breaks/replaces but not tested it.

debian/control Outdated
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, efitools, opensc, yubico-piv-tool, libengine-pkcs11-openssl, uuid, binutils, libqrencode-dev, libjson-c4, libcurl4
Architecture: all
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, binutils, safeboot-tpm2-tools | tpm2-tools, safeboot-tpm2-totp | tpm2-totp
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tpm2-tools should have a recent release dependency

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Description: Safeboot attestation client
Attestation client for Safeboot, which is intended to be used for securely
fetching local filesystem encryption keys (including for the root
filesyste), and other secrets (including device credentials).
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filesystem (also in other packages)

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