In /etc/apt/, edit a file apt.conf if it doesn't exist. In this file add the following:
Dir::Cache::archives "the/location/you/want/" ;
do not forget ;
In the director you want you must have similar lay out of directory. for example
/home/user/var/cache/apt/archives/
in the above directory you must have partial(director) also.
You can use the following to make the directory:
mkdir -p /home/user/var/cache/apt/archives/partial/
Then your apt.conf can be the following:
Dir::Cache::archives "/home/user/var/cache/apt/archives/";
Another way is:
aptitude -o Dir::Cache::archives "/home/user/var/cache/apt/archives/"
I did not try this one, though it is supposed to work.
5/2/07
change apt-get default archives directory.
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Thank you very much for this post . It helped resolve a lot of the compilation issues I was facing while following other guides.
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