Paludis manual
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Usage: paludis [options]
Contents |
[edit] Actions:
--query, -q Query for package information --install, -i Install one or more packages --uninstall, -u Uninstall one or more packages --uninstall-unused Uninstall unused packages --sync, -s Sync all or specified repositories --report, -r Report the current state of the system --contents, -k Display contents of a package --owner, -o Display the owner of a file --config Run post-install configuration for a package --version, -V Display program version --info, -I Display program version and system information --help, -h Display program help
[edit] More actions:
--has-version Check whether the specified spec is installed
--best-version Display the best version of the specified spec
--environment-variable
Display the value of an environment variable for a particular package
--configuration-variable
Display the value of a configuration variable for a particular repository
--list-repositories List available repositories
--list-categories List available categories
--list-packages List available packages
--list-sets List available package sets
--list-sync-protocols List available sync protocols
--list-repository-formats
List available repository formats
--list-dep-tag-categories
List known dep tag categories
--regenerate-installed-cache
Regenerate (non-metadata) cache for installed repositories
--regenerate-installable-cache
Regenerate (non-metadata) cache for installable repositories
--update-news No longer useful, does nothing
[edit] General options:
--log-level Specify the log level
debug Show debug output (noisy)
qa Show QA messages and warnings only (default)
warning Show warnings only
silent Suppress all log messages (UNSAFE)
--no-colour Do not use colour
--no-color Alias for --no-colour
--environment, -E Environment specification (class:suffix, both parts optional)
--resume-command-template
Save the resume command to a file. If the filename contains 'XXXXXX', use mkstemp(3) to generate the filename
[edit] Query options:
--show-deps, -D Show dependencies --show-metadata, -M Show raw metadata
[edit] Install, Uninstall options:
--pretend, -p Pretend only
--destinations, -d Use specified destinations instead of defaults
--preserve-world, -1 Don't modify the world file
--add-to-world-spec Use this spec, rather than all targets, for updating world (for resume commands)
--no-config-protection
Disable config file protection (dangerous)
--debug-build What to do with debug information
none Discard debug information (default)
split Split debug information
internal Keep debug information
--fetch, -f Only fetch sources; don't install anything
--safe-resume Allow interrupted downloads to be resumed safely
--show-reasons Show why packages are being (un)installed
none Don't show any information (default)
summary Show a summary
full Show full output (can be very verbose)
--show-use-descriptions
Show descriptions of USE flags
none Don't show any descriptions (default)
new Show for new use flags
changed Show for new and changed flags
all Show for all flags
[edit] Uninstall options:
--with-unused-dependencies
Also uninstall any dependencies of the target that are no longer used
--with-dependencies Also uninstall packages that depend upon the target
--all-versions Uninstall all versions of a package
[edit] DepList behaviour:
--dl-reinstall When to reinstall packages
never Never (default)
always Always
if-use-changed If USE flags have changed
--dl-reinstall-scm When to reinstall scm packages
never Never (default)
always Always
daily If they are over a day old
weekly If they are over a week old
--dl-reinstall-targets
Whether to reinstall targets
auto If the target is a set, never, otherwise always (default)
never Never
always Always
--dl-upgrade When to upgrade packages
always Always (default)
as-needed As needed
--dl-new-slots When to pull in new slots (works with --dl-upgrade)
always Always (default)
as-needed As needed
--dl-downgrade When to downgrade packages
as-needed As needed (default)
warning As needed, but warn when doing so
error Downgrades should be treated as errors
--dl-deps-default Override default behaviour for all dependency classes
pre As pre dependencies
pre-or-post As pre dependencies, or post dependencies where needed
post As post dependencies
try-post As post dependencies, with no error for failures
discard Discard
--dl-installed-deps-pre
How to handle pre dependencies for installed packages
pre As pre dependencies
pre-or-post As pre dependencies, or post dependencies where needed
post As post dependencies
try-post As post dependencies, with no error for failures
discard Discard (default)
--dl-installed-deps-runtime
How to handle runtime dependencies for installed packages
pre As pre dependencies
pre-or-post As pre dependencies, or post dependencies where needed
post As post dependencies
try-post As post dependencies, with no error for failures (default)
discard Discard
--dl-installed-deps-post
How to handle post dependencies for installed packages
pre As pre dependencies
pre-or-post As pre dependencies, or post dependencies where needed
post As post dependencies
try-post As post dependencies, with no error for failures (default)
discard Discard
--dl-uninstalled-deps-pre
How to handle pre dependencies for uninstalled packages
pre As pre dependencies (default)
pre-or-post As pre dependencies, or post dependencies where needed
post As post dependencies
try-post As post dependencies, with no error for failures
discard Discard
--dl-uninstalled-deps-runtime
How to handle runtime dependencies for uninstalled packages
pre As pre dependencies
pre-or-post As pre dependencies, or post dependencies where needed (default)
post As post dependencies
try-post As post dependencies, with no error for failures
discard Discard
--dl-uninstalled-deps-post
How to handle post dependencies for uninstalled packages
pre As pre dependencies
pre-or-post As pre dependencies, or post dependencies where needed
post As post dependencies (default)
try-post As post dependencies, with no error for failures
discard Discard
--dl-uninstalled-deps-suggested
How to handle suggested dependencies for uninstalled packages (only with --dl-suggested install)
pre As pre dependencies
pre-or-post As pre dependencies, or post dependencies where needed
post As post dependencies (default)
try-post As post dependencies, with no error for failures
discard Discard
--dl-suggested How to handle suggested dependencies
show Display, but do not install (default)
install Install
discard Discard
--dl-circular How to handle circular dependencies
error Raise an error (default)
discard Discard
--dl-blocks How to handle blocks
accumulate Accumulate and show in the dependency list
error Error straight away (default)
discard Discard (dangerous)
--dl-override-masks Zero or more mask kinds that can be overridden as necessary
tilde-keyword Keyword masks where accepting ~ would work
unkeyworded Keyword masks where a package is unkeyworded
profile Profile masks
repository Repository masks
license License masks
--dl-fall-back When to fall back to installed packages
as-needed-except-targets Where necessary, but not for target packages (default)
as-needed Where necessary, including for target packages
never Never
[edit] List options:
--repository Matches with this repository name only --repository-format Matches with this repository format only --category Matches with this category name only --package Matches with this package name only --set Matches with this package set name only
[edit] Owner options:
--full-match Match whole filename
[edit] Deprecated options:
--dl-no-unnecessary-upgrades, -U
Replaced by --dl-upgrade as-needed
--dl-drop-all, -0 Replaced by --dl-deps-default discard
--dl-ignore-installed, -e
Replaced by --dl-reinstall always
--show-install-reasons
Replaced by --show-reasons
--add-to-world-atom Replaced by --add-to-world-spec
--config-suffix, -c Replaced by --environment
