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‎Create the Repository

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-You should now create your custom PBIs then upload them to their specified category in the download directory on the server. In our example, the download directory is ''{{ftp}}ftp.example.org/pbi-files''. Refer to the section on [[PBI Module Builder Guide | creating PBIs]] for instructions on creating PBIs using either the EasyPBI graphical utility or the [[PBI Manager#pbi_makeport(1) | '''pbi_makeport''']] command line utility.
+You should now create your custom PBIs then upload them to their specified category in the download directory on the server. In our example, the download directory is ''{{ftp}}ftp.example.org/pbi-files''. Refer to the section on [[PBI Module Builder Guide | creating PBIs]] for instructions on creating PBIs using either the [[EasyPBI2]] graphical utility or the [[PBI Manager#pbi_makeport(1) | '''pbi_makeport''']] command line utility.
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-When creating your PBIs, remember to sign them with the private key. If you are using [[EasyPBI#Build the Module | EasyPBI]], specify the location to the ''privkey.pem'' file by clicking the "Change File" button shown in Figure 8.1d. If you are using the '''pbi_makeport''' command, include '''--sign privkey.pem''' in the command.
+When creating your PBIs, remember to sign them with the private key. If you are using [[EasyPBI2]], specify the location to the ''privkey.pem'' file by clicking the "Change File" button shown in Figure 8.1d. If you are using the '''pbi_makeport''' command, include '''--sign privkey.pem''' in the command.
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 By default, AppCafe® displays the PBIs which are available from the official PC-BSD® repository. It also supports custom repositories, allowing organizations to create PBIs for their own applications and to make them available to their users within AppCafe®.
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 Once you have the URL to the server, create the repository's ''.rpo'' file using the [[PBI_Manager#pbi_makerepo.281.29 | '''pbi_makerepo''']] command. Replace the values in the following example with your own description, path to your generated ''pub.key'' file, the URL to the location where the PBIs will be hosted, the URL to the location to contain the repository's meta-data files, and the directory to place the created ''.rpo'' file.
-{{txtbox|box='''pbi_makerepo --desc “My Example Repository”  --key pub.key --mirror <nowiki>“ftp://ftp.example.org/pbi-files”</nowiki> --url {{http}}www.example.org/pbi-meta” /root'''}}
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 This command will generate the ''pbi-repo.rpo'' file in the specified directory on the server. This file is needed for clients to register with and begin using the new repository. Instruct your clients to download this file to their PC-BSD® desktop, then to configure their system to use the repository using this command as the superuser:

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 Then use the [[PBI Manager#pbi_metatool(1) | '''pbi_metatool''']] command to add the category for a PBI. The following command adds the "Archivers" category, its description, and the URL pointing to the mandatory 64x64 ''.png'' icon file to the specified meta-data file.
-{{txtbox|box='''pbi_metatool add --cat -n “Archivers” -d “File Archivers and Utilities” -i {{http}}www.example.org/pbiicons/archivers.png”</nowiki> pbi-meta-9'''}}
+{{txtbox|box='''pbi_metatool add --cat -n “Archivers” -d “File Archivers and Utilities” -i {{http}}www.example.org/pbiicons/archivers.png” pbi-meta-9'''}}
 Next, add the following information about the PBI: the name of the application, the category, the application author, a description of the application, the URL pointing to the mandatory 64x64 ''.png'' icon file for the application, a comma delimited list (with no spaces)  of search keywords, the type of license, the type of application ("Graphical", "Text", or "Service"), the URL to the application's website, and the name of the meta-data file to add the information to.
-{{txtbox|box='''pbi_metatool add --app -n “cabextract” -c “Archivers” -a “Stuart Caie” -d “Utility for reading and extracting .cab files.” -i ''{{http}}www.example.org/pbi-icons/cabextract.png'' -k “cab,archive,extract” -l “LGPL” -t “Text” -u “{{http}}www.cabextract.org.uk” pbi-meta-9'''}}
+{{txtbox|wrap|box='''pbi_metatool add --app -n “cabextract” -c “Archivers” -a “Stuart Caie” -d “Utility for reading and extracting .cab files.” -i ''{{http}}www.example.org/pbi-icons/cabextract.png'' -k “cab,archive,extract” -l “LGPL” -t “Text” -u “{{http}}www.cabextract.org.uk” pbi-meta-9'''}}
 Repeat this command for each PBI that will be available in the repository, creating new categories as you need to do so.
-When you are finished adding the information for the repository's PBIs, compress the file with '''bzip2''' and upload it to the server. The location in our example would be  ''<nowiki>http://www.example.org/pbi-meta/pbi-meta-9.bz2</nowiki>''. Once the file is uploaded, clients can use the [[PBI Manager#pbi_browser(1) | '''pbi_browser''']] command or AppCafe® to browse the repository's PBIs.
+When you are finished adding the information for the repository's PBIs, compress the file with '''bzip2''' and upload it to the server. The location in our example would be  ''{{http}}www.example.org/pbi-meta/pbi-meta-9.bz2''. Once the file is uploaded, clients can use the [[PBI Manager#pbi_browser(1) | '''pbi_browser''']] command or AppCafe® to browse the repository's PBIs.
-You should now create your custom PBIs then upload them to their specified category in the download directory on the server. In our example, the download directory is ''<nowiki>ftp://ftp.example.org/pbi-files/</nowiki>''. Refer to the section on [[PBI Module Builder Guide | creating PBIs]] for instructions on creating PBIs using either the EasyPBI graphical utility or the [[PBI Manager#pbi_makeport(1) | '''pbi_makeport''']] command line utility.
+You should now create your custom PBIs then upload them to their specified category in the download directory on the server. In our example, the download directory is ''{{ftp}}ftp.example.org/pbi-files''. Refer to the section on [[PBI Module Builder Guide | creating PBIs]] for instructions on creating PBIs using either the EasyPBI graphical utility or the [[PBI Manager#pbi_makeport(1) | '''pbi_makeport''']] command line utility.
 When creating your PBIs, remember to sign them with the private key. If you are using [[EasyPBI#Build the Module | EasyPBI]], specify the location to the ''privkey.pem'' file by clicking the "Change File" button shown in Figure 8.1d. If you are using the '''pbi_makeport''' command, include '''--sign privkey.pem''' in the command.