How to subscribe to updates of a specific package?
I'd like to recieve some sort of notification when a new version of nss-pam-ldapd package is available on the archive.ubuntu.com repository.
Is there an email list or any other tool of this sort I can subscribe to?
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I'd like to recieve some sort of notification when a new version of nss-pam-ldapd package is available on the archive.ubuntu.com repository.
Is there an email list or any other tool of this sort I can subscribe to?
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No, there is no current mechanism or tool to notify you of specific package changes/updates in Ubuntu.
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I'd like to recieve some sort of notification when a new version of nss-pam-ldapd package is available on the archive.ubuntu.com repository.
Is there an email list or any other tool of this sort I can subscribe to?
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I'd like to recieve some sort of notification when a new version of nss-pam-ldapd package is available on the archive.ubuntu.com repository.
Is there an email list or any other tool of this sort I can subscribe to?
package-management repository
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No, there is no current mechanism or tool to notify you of specific package changes/updates in Ubuntu.
– Thomas Ward♦
9 hours ago
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No, there is no current mechanism or tool to notify you of specific package changes/updates in Ubuntu.
– Thomas Ward♦
9 hours ago
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No, there is no current mechanism or tool to notify you of specific package changes/updates in Ubuntu.
– Thomas Ward♦
9 hours ago
No, there is no current mechanism or tool to notify you of specific package changes/updates in Ubuntu.
– Thomas Ward♦
9 hours ago
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You can setup special software on your machine or in your browser.
Use SiteDelta Watch addon in Firefox. It scans page or its region for changes and show notification if interesting area of page was changed. You need to do the following:
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
- open needed page https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd in Firefox
click SiteDelta Watch button on Firefox toolbar and click Monitor
Then click on down arrow to open right sidebar
Click Add new and select paragraph with version number
That is all, SiteDelta Watch will inform you on page change.
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
Other method is to set up local python watcher -
urlwatch:
Install it
sudo apt install python3-pip python3-keyring
pip3 install urlwatch --user
pip3 uninstall keyring
Set it up according to recommendations from official GitHub page - create file
~/.config/urlwatch/urls.yamlwith contents:
name: "APT package watch"
url: "https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd"
filter:
- xpath: '//*[@id="content"]/h1'
- html2text: re
Run
urlwatchfirst time manually and createcrontabjob for it. SMTP notifying is supported too.
Personally I use both - SiteDelta and URLWatch.
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You can setup special software on your machine or in your browser.
Use SiteDelta Watch addon in Firefox. It scans page or its region for changes and show notification if interesting area of page was changed. You need to do the following:
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
- open needed page https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd in Firefox
click SiteDelta Watch button on Firefox toolbar and click Monitor
Then click on down arrow to open right sidebar
Click Add new and select paragraph with version number
That is all, SiteDelta Watch will inform you on page change.
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
Other method is to set up local python watcher -
urlwatch:
Install it
sudo apt install python3-pip python3-keyring
pip3 install urlwatch --user
pip3 uninstall keyring
Set it up according to recommendations from official GitHub page - create file
~/.config/urlwatch/urls.yamlwith contents:
name: "APT package watch"
url: "https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd"
filter:
- xpath: '//*[@id="content"]/h1'
- html2text: re
Run
urlwatchfirst time manually and createcrontabjob for it. SMTP notifying is supported too.
Personally I use both - SiteDelta and URLWatch.
answered 5 hours ago
N0rbertN0rbert
23.3k649111
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You can setup special software on your machine or in your browser.
Use SiteDelta Watch addon in Firefox. It scans page or its region for changes and show notification if interesting area of page was changed. You need to do the following:
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
- open needed page https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd in Firefox
click SiteDelta Watch button on Firefox toolbar and click Monitor
Then click on down arrow to open right sidebar
Click Add new and select paragraph with version number
That is all, SiteDelta Watch will inform you on page change.
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
Other method is to set up local python watcher -
urlwatch:
Install it
sudo apt install python3-pip python3-keyring
pip3 install urlwatch --user
pip3 uninstall keyring
Set it up according to recommendations from official GitHub page - create file
~/.config/urlwatch/urls.yamlwith contents:
name: "APT package watch"
url: "https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd"
filter:
- xpath: '//*[@id="content"]/h1'
- html2text: re
Run
urlwatchfirst time manually and createcrontabjob for it. SMTP notifying is supported too.
Personally I use both - SiteDelta and URLWatch.
answered 5 hours ago
N0rbertN0rbert
23.3k649111
add a comment |
You can setup special software on your machine or in your browser.
Use SiteDelta Watch addon in Firefox. It scans page or its region for changes and show notification if interesting area of page was changed. You need to do the following:
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
- open needed page https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd in Firefox
click SiteDelta Watch button on Firefox toolbar and click Monitor
Then click on down arrow to open right sidebar
Click Add new and select paragraph with version number
That is all, SiteDelta Watch will inform you on page change.
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
Other method is to set up local python watcher -
urlwatch:
Install it
sudo apt install python3-pip python3-keyring
pip3 install urlwatch --user
pip3 uninstall keyring
Set it up according to recommendations from official GitHub page - create file
~/.config/urlwatch/urls.yamlwith contents:
name: "APT package watch"
url: "https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd"
filter:
- xpath: '//*[@id="content"]/h1'
- html2text: re
Run
urlwatchfirst time manually and createcrontabjob for it. SMTP notifying is supported too.
Personally I use both - SiteDelta and URLWatch.
answered 5 hours ago
N0rbertN0rbert
23.3k649111
You can setup special software on your machine or in your browser.
Use SiteDelta Watch addon in Firefox. It scans page or its region for changes and show notification if interesting area of page was changed. You need to do the following:
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
- open needed page https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd in Firefox
click SiteDelta Watch button on Firefox toolbar and click Monitor
Then click on down arrow to open right sidebar
Click Add new and select paragraph with version number
That is all, SiteDelta Watch will inform you on page change.
- install this addon from addons.mozilla.org
Other method is to set up local python watcher -
urlwatch:
Install it
sudo apt install python3-pip python3-keyring
pip3 install urlwatch --user
pip3 uninstall keyring
Set it up according to recommendations from official GitHub page - create file
~/.config/urlwatch/urls.yamlwith contents:
name: "APT package watch"
url: "https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/nss-pam-ldapd"
filter:
- xpath: '//*[@id="content"]/h1'
- html2text: re
Run
urlwatchfirst time manually and createcrontabjob for it. SMTP notifying is supported too.
Personally I use both - SiteDelta and URLWatch.
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No, there is no current mechanism or tool to notify you of specific package changes/updates in Ubuntu.
– Thomas Ward♦
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