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XBPS-BIN(8)
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NAME
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xbps-bin - XBPS command for binary packages
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SYNOPSYS
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--------
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*xbps-bin* ['options'] 'target' ['pkgname']
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DESCRIPTION
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The xbps-bin(1) command is used to handle binary packages created
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for the *XBPS binary package system*. You can use it to install, remove,
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list or show information about any binary package. Binary packages can
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be installed from local ('directory') or remote repositories ('http',
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'https' or 'ftp'), see xbps-repo(1) for information about repositories.
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OPTIONS
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-------
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*-f*::
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By default while installing or removing packages, xbps-bin(1)
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will ask you if you are sure about the task that will be done.
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This option bypasses the question and executes the task immediately.
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Use this option carefully.
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*-r* 'rootdir'::
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Sets the 'root' directory. By default the root directory is
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set to '/'. Please note that the database directory is always
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set to '/var/db/xbps' independently of 'rootdir'. So if you
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use a 'rootdir' of '/blah', metadata stuff will go into
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'/blah/var/db/xbps'.
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*-v*::
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Shows verbose messages. Useful while installing and removing packages.
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*-V*::
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Shows the current XBPS release version (library and code).
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TARGETS
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Please note that all targets are *case insensitive*.
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*autoremove*::
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Removes 'leaf' packages. These packages were installed as dependencies
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and currently there is not any package depending on it, directly or
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indirectly. Usually it is safe to always answer 'yes'.
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*autoupdate*::
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Updates all currently installed packages to the most newer version
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available in repository pool.
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*check 'pkgname' | 'all'*::
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Checks for integrity errors in installed packages. The checks
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are to found missing run-time dependencies, missing and modified
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package files and metadata files. If the *all* keyword is used,
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'all' packages currently installed will be checked, otherwise only
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*pkgname*.
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*install 'pkgname'*::
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Install binary package "*pkgname*". The package will be
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'downloaded' (if available in a 'remote repository'),
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'unpacked' and 'configured'. The 'unpack' stage will execute the
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*pre-install* action on its *INSTALL* script, and unpack its files.
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The 'configure' stage will run the *post-install* action set on its
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*INSTALL* script and will change its state to *installed* in the
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package database.
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*list*::
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Lists all currently installed packages.
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*list-manual*::
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Lists packages that were installed 'manually' by the user, i.e
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not as dependencies of any other package.
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*purge 'pkgname' | 'all'*::
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Purge an installed package, *pkgname* or *all* packages. The 'purge'
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stage runs the *post-remove* action set in the *REMOVE* script in its
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metadata directory ( /var/db/xbps/metadata/'pkgname' ) and will
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remove configuration (if they were not modified by the user) and
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metadata files. The package will be fully removed from the system once
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it has been *purged*.
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*reconfigure 'pkgname' | 'all'*::
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Reconfigure an *unpacked* package. Packages in this state are not
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fully installed, because they were not configured for whatever reason.
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The 'configure' stage will run the 'post-install' action set on its
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*INSTALL* script and will change its state to *installed* in the
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package database. The 'all' keyword can be used to reconfigure all
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not configured packages. If *-f* option is used, the package will be
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reconfigured even if its state is already *installed*.
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*remove 'pkgname'*::
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Removes the installed package 'pkgname'. Its files will be removed
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and its state will be changed to *config-files* in the package
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database. Configuration files, its metadata directory/files and
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its information in the package database are preserved. To fully remove
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a package in *config-files* state, it must be *purged* with the
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*purge* command.
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*show 'pkgname'*::
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Shows information for installed package 'pkgname'. This will print
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the size it takes in filesystem, description, maintainer, architecture
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and other information.
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*show-deps 'pkgname'*::
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Shows the list of dependencies that 'pkgname' requires at run time.
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*show-files 'pkgname'*::
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Shows the list of files that 'pkgname' contains.
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*show-revdeps 'pkgname'*::
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Shows the reverse dependencies for 'pkgname'. Reverse dependencies
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are packages that are currently depending in 'pkgname' directly.
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*update 'pkgname'*::
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Updates 'pkgname' to the most newer version available in repository
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pool. This can be used if only 'pkgname' needs to be updated, unlike
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the *autoupdate* target that will update all currently installed
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packages.
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PACKAGE STATES
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A package can be in a different state while it is being installed, removed,
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unpacked, configured or purged. The following states are available:
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*installed*::
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The package is fully installed, that means it was unpacked and
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configured correctly.
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*unpacked*::
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The package has been unpacked in destination root directory, but
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it is not fully installed because it was not yet configured. Please
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note, that some packages will do not work if they are only unpacked.
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*config-files*::
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The package has been removed but configuration files and its metadata
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directory are still available (and it is still registered
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in the package database). You can 'purge' safely packages that are
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in this state, modified configuration files will be preserved.
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BUGS
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Probably, but I try to make this not happen. Use it under your own
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responsability and enjoy your life.
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Report bugs in '<https://bugs.launchpad.net/xbps>'.
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SEE ALSO
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--------
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*xbps-repo(8)*, *xbps-src(8)*
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XBPS utilities: '<https://launchpad.net/xbps>'
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To build binary packages, the xbps-src(8) shell script is the command
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designed for this task. This must be retrieved from a GIT repository,
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available at '<http://repo.or.cz/w/xbps.git>'.
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AUTHORS
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The *XBPS binary package system* has been designed and implemented by
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Juan Romero Pardines <xtraeme@gmail.com>.
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