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This pull request updates the blog post
create-deb-package.mdto improve clarity and provide additional information about creating and signing Debian package mirrors. The changes include rephrasing section titles for better readability and adding a detailed explanation of real-world practices for signing and structuring mirrors.Improvements to section clarity:
src/pages/blog/posts/create-deb-package.md: Changed the section title from "Comment on créer le mirroir trivial" to "How to create a simple mirror" for consistency and readability in English.Additional information on real-world practices:
src/pages/blog/posts/create-deb-package.md: Added a new section explaining how mirrors are structured in real-world scenarios, emphasizing the use ofReleaseandInReleasefiles over signing individual packages. The section includes a sample directory structure and notes on efficiency and common practices in Debian and Ubuntu mirrors.