kanidm/platform/debian/README.md

Debian packaging has moved to its own repo, see https://github.com/kanidm/kanidm_ppa_automation.
The separate repo is however included here as a git submodule to facilitate ad-hoc dev builds. See the relevant [Kanidm Book chapter](https://kanidm.github.io/kanidm/stable/packaging/debian_ubuntu_packaging.html) for more detailed instructions.
cherry-pick: Improve deb packaging, add aarch64 (#3083) This allows building the stable 1.3.3 on the new packaging infra * feat: Rebuild the deb packaging flow fix: Add more sudo, GHA likes sudo fix: Give build_debs.sh only the triplet argument fix: Work around more GHA weirdness in apt sources Drop crossbuild as it was only used by debian packaging docs: Update book and other docs for packaging flow feat: package kanidm_tools aka kanidm cli docs: Update packaging docs for latest process and clarity fix: use full triple in sdynlib variants fix: Correct kanidm.pam asset placement fix: Give pam & nss modules a description so the debs get it fix: Work around wonky libssl3 naming in Ubuntu 24.04 fix: Place kanidm bin correctly :3 feat: Pin all blame on @yaleman :3 WIP: Swap out the submodule reference. Still not the final one though. refactor: Switch kanidm-pam & kanidm-nss to mandatory deps While in theory unixd will start and run without them, it also won't do anything useful. fix: explicit depends for nss & pam libs without versions We build the debs on the ubuntu24.04 GHA runner so automatic pins versions that are too new for 22.04. Ideally we'd run cargo-deb also on the target images but that'll have to be a future improvement. * refactor: Switch nss_kanidm & pam_kanidm package naming closer to debian guidance * feat: Attempt enabling unixd by default with secure defaults * fix: Relax config permissions so the kanidm user can read Also, update postinst config instructions 2024-10-15 04:27:48 +02:00			`Debian packaging has moved to its own repo, see https://github.com/kanidm/kanidm_ppa_automation.`
			`The separate repo is however included here as a git submodule to facilitate ad-hoc dev builds. See the relevant [Kanidm Book chapter](https://kanidm.github.io/kanidm/stable/packaging/debian_ubuntu_packaging.html) for more detailed instructions.`