Debian packaging

=Packages= The NIPAP project is split into a few different debian packages;

• nipap-cli - Neat IP Address Planner
• nipap-common - Neat IP Address Planner
• nipap-www - web frontend for NIPAP
• nipapd - Neat IP Address Planner XML-RPC daemon
• python-pynipap - Python module for accessing NIPAP

'''nipapd''' contains the XML-RPC backend daemon which is a required component in the NIPAP suite. It's the glue between the database and the rest of the world. '''nipap-common''' is a library with common stuff needed by all the other components, so regardless which one you choose, you will get this one. '''nipap-cli''' is, not very surprisingly, a CLI client for NIPAP while '''nipap-www''' is the web GUI. Choose your favourite interface or both and install it, you will automatically get '''python-pynipap''' which is a client-side library for Python applications and since both the web GUI and CLI client is written in Python, you will need '''python-pynipap'''. If you want, you can install the nipapd middleware on one machine and the CLI and/or web on another.