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= Kernel =
== i386 ==
* linux-server [i386]
* linux-server-bigiron [i386]
* linux-headers-server [i386]
* linux-headers-server-bigiron [i386]
== powerpc ==
* linux-powerpc-smp [powerpc]
* linux-headers-powerpc-smp [powerpc]
== amd64 ==
* linux-amd64-server [amd64]
* linux-headers-amd64-server [amd64]
== sparc ==
* linux-sparc64-smp [sparc]
* linux-headers-sparc64-smp [sparc]
== hppa ==
* linux-hppa32-smp [hppa]
* linux-hppa64-smp [hppa]
* linux-headers-hppa32-smp [hppa]
* linux-headers-hppa64-smp [hppa]
== ia64 ==
* linux-itanium [ia64]
* linux-mckinley [ia64]
* linux-headers-itanium [ia64]
* linux-headers-mckinley [ia64]
= From Ship =
* ssh
* lsb-core
* lsb-cxx
* ntp
* ntp-simple
* nis
* mailx
* mutt
* build-essential
* fakeroot
* devscripts
* setserial
= Cluster =
* ocfs2-tools
* libaio1
* libaio-dev
* ccs
* cman
* fence
* fence-gnbd
* gfs-tools
* gnbd-client
* gnbd-server
* gulm
* libgulm1
* libmagma1
* magma
* magma-plugins
* redhat-cluster-suite
* rgmanager
* ipvsadm
* keepalived
* clvm
* multipath-tools
= Servers and Daemons =
Samba:
* %samba
Database:
* %db4.2
* %db4.3
* %mysql-dfsg-5.0
* %postgresql-8.1
Proxy:
* squid # RobertCollins
LDAP:
* slapd
* ldap-utils
Web:
* %apache2
* libapache2-mod-auth-mysql # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* libapache2-mod-auth-pgsql # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* libapache2-mod-macro # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* libapache2-mod-perl2 # python is in supported
* libapache2-mod-python #ThomMay
* libapache2-mod-python-doc #ThomMay
* libapache2-mod-auth-pam # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* libapache2-mod-auth-plain # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* libapache2-mod-auth-sys-group # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* libapache2-mod-security # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* zope3-sandbox
* elinks
PHP:
* %php5
Email:
* %dovecot # ThomMay
* %exim4
* %postfix
Must also consider webmail and so on...
FTP/TFTP:
* vsftpd # a secure ftpd
* tftpd-hpa # The one from OpenBSD which supports PXE
* tftp-hpa # client
Other:
* dhcp3-server
* bind9 # LaMontJones, will look silly without it :-)
* snmp
* snmpd
* sensord
* lm-sensors
* netkit-inetd
* nbd-server
Application Servers:
* python-moinmoin # moin (>= 1.5)
* mailman
RCS:
* %subversion
* cvs
* git-core
* bzr
Utilities:
* analog # essential for any web server, possible candidate for desktop integration
* graphviz
= Network =
* nmap # network diagnostics
* dnstracer # dns network diagnostics
* iptraf # sysadmin's toy, may be a candidate for removal
* traceroute # we have iputils-tracepath in base, this is only for real traceroute lovers
* pptpd # server that allows setup of Microsoft-compatible VPN
* ifenslave-2.6 # interface bonding/trunking/etherchannel
* ipsec-tools # IPsec configuration
* vlan # userland tools to config 8021q support
* bridge-utils # userland tools to config kernel bridging feature
IPv6 tools:
* freenet6 # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* radvd # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* quagga # RobertCollins
Firewall:
* shorewall
Security:
* nessus-plugins # plugins for the extension of nessus security monitoring framework
* nessusd # server to coordinate nessus network security monitoring
* cricket # JamesTroup, from Hoglet
* checksecurity # JamesTroup, from Hoglet
* aide # JamesTroup, from Hoglet
Download:
* bittornado # used on the servers.
= Shells =
* zsh
= System Administration Tools =
* attr # will move to base if we go to selinux
* quota
* backuppc # RobertCollins
* debian-goodies
* whois # FabioMassimoDiNitto
* minicom # useful for serial access to anything
* cu # super-basic serial access
* john # detects weak passwords, might be needed in desktop
* libpam-cracklib # enables weak password checking during password change, should it be in desktop?
* chkrootkit # forensic detection of rootkit
* xinetd # JamesTroup, from hoglet
* evms-cli
* libcap-bin
* libpam-opie
* opie-client
* opie-server
* sasl2-bin
* autofs
* awstats
* acct
* nagios # SECURITAH REVIEW
* authbind # BIGGER SECURITAH REVIEW
* siege
* bonnie++
* smartmontools # hard disk diagnostics
-= Miscellaneous ==
* ia32-libs [amd64 ia64]
* miscfiles
* lilo
kill if we run out of space
== LTSP ==
* ltsp-server
* ltsp-server-standalone
* ltsp-utils
= From desktop =
* bc
* screen
* lftp
* slocate # tool to index user files
* zip
* unzip # also used for .zip support in file-roller
* cupsys # our preferred printer management infrastructure
* cupsys-bsd # gives us lpc, lpq, lpr, lprm
* cupsys-client # gives us cancel, cupstestppd, lp, lpoptions, lppasswd, lpstat, cupsaddsmb, accept, lpadmin, lpinfo, lpmove
* foomatic-db-engine # integrate the foomatic printer driver engine
* foomatic-db # the foomatic printer driver database
* foomatic-filters # converter from postscript to printer-specific
formats
* foomatic-db-gutenprint # printer drivers from the gimp-print project
* foomatic-db-hpijs # printer drivers from the hp inkjet project
* foomatic-filters-ppds # a ton of ppds, large but gives us very comprehensive printer support
* cupsys-driver-gutenprint # a ton of cupsys ppds, for real comprehensive printer support
* pnm2ppa # several ppds require this
* gs-esp # some ppds require this, in place of standard gs
* hplip # support for HP all-in-one printers
* hpijs-ppds # support for HP all-in-one printers
* libxp6 # required for some third party apps. See #15739
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