The name format of packages that you can add to the approved and rejected patches lists depends on the operating system type to be patched. The package management tool used by the operating system determines the specific naming convention.

Debian/Ubuntu

Package management tool

The core package management tool for Debian/Ubuntu systems is APT.

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APT (Advanced Package Tool) is the package management tool specific to Debian, Ubuntu, and other operating systems. You can use APT to install, update, remove, and perform routine management operations on software packages in the target operating system.

Package name format

In the approved and rejected patches lists, you only need to specify the base package name. Do not include architecture or version suffixes. For example, enter ExamplePkg33.x86 and ExamplePkg33.3.2.5 as ExamplePkg33.

Wildcard description

Debian/Ubuntu also supports * (wildcard) to match a group of packages, making it easier to define approval or rejection rules in a batch. For example, entering ExamplePkg* matches all packages that start with ExamplePkg.

Last updated: 2026.03.19 16:09:56

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