Save and Restore apt packages WITH versions

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I'd need to list the packages AND their versions installed on a Ubuntu box so that it can be re-created on other boxes, or the original box later on if needed.
All "save and restore" answers I've seen list the dpkg --get-selections > package.list command but that doesn't include the version for each packages.
Freezing the packages along with their versions is something that is done by all modern package managers (npm for nodejs, pip for python, etc). What is the proper way to do this in Ubuntu?
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I'd need to list the packages AND their versions installed on a Ubuntu box so that it can be re-created on other boxes, or the original box later on if needed.
All "save and restore" answers I've seen list the dpkg --get-selections > package.list command but that doesn't include the version for each packages.
Freezing the packages along with their versions is something that is done by all modern package managers (npm for nodejs, pip for python, etc). What is the proper way to do this in Ubuntu?
debian ubuntu apt
Is this for a couple of machines only, or are you managing a big network/infra-structure?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 27 at 12:57
it's for over a dozen (and growing) on-prem servers. Different client sites.
– Alkaline
Jan 27 at 13:22
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I'd need to list the packages AND their versions installed on a Ubuntu box so that it can be re-created on other boxes, or the original box later on if needed.
All "save and restore" answers I've seen list the dpkg --get-selections > package.list command but that doesn't include the version for each packages.
Freezing the packages along with their versions is something that is done by all modern package managers (npm for nodejs, pip for python, etc). What is the proper way to do this in Ubuntu?
debian ubuntu apt
I'd need to list the packages AND their versions installed on a Ubuntu box so that it can be re-created on other boxes, or the original box later on if needed.
All "save and restore" answers I've seen list the dpkg --get-selections > package.list command but that doesn't include the version for each packages.
Freezing the packages along with their versions is something that is done by all modern package managers (npm for nodejs, pip for python, etc). What is the proper way to do this in Ubuntu?
debian ubuntu apt
debian ubuntu apt
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Is this for a couple of machines only, or are you managing a big network/infra-structure?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 27 at 12:57
it's for over a dozen (and growing) on-prem servers. Different client sites.
– Alkaline
Jan 27 at 13:22
add a comment |
Is this for a couple of machines only, or are you managing a big network/infra-structure?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 27 at 12:57
it's for over a dozen (and growing) on-prem servers. Different client sites.
– Alkaline
Jan 27 at 13:22
Is this for a couple of machines only, or are you managing a big network/infra-structure?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 27 at 12:57
Is this for a couple of machines only, or are you managing a big network/infra-structure?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 27 at 12:57
it's for over a dozen (and growing) on-prem servers. Different client sites.
– Alkaline
Jan 27 at 13:22
it's for over a dozen (and growing) on-prem servers. Different client sites.
– Alkaline
Jan 27 at 13:22
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Is this for a couple of machines only, or are you managing a big network/infra-structure?
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 27 at 12:57
it's for over a dozen (and growing) on-prem servers. Different client sites.
– Alkaline
Jan 27 at 13:22