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Revision as of 10:39, 5 February 2013
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Basic Options
--help
Prints out descriptions of all available Equo functions with a breif description of what they.
--version
print version
--nocolor
disable colorized output
--info
system information
Application Options
update
update configured repositories
--force
force sync regardless repositories status
repoinfo
show repositories information
make.conf [repos]
show make.conf for the chosen repositories
package.mask [repos]
show package.mask for the chosen repositories
package.unmask [repos]
show package.unmask for the chosen repositories
package.keywords [repos]
show package.keywords for the chosen repositories
package.use [repos]
show package.use for the chosen repositories
profile.link [repos]
show make.profile link for the chosen repositories
status
show respositories status
search
search packages in repositories
match
match a package in repositories
--multimatch
return all the possible matches
--multirepo
return matches from every repository
--showrepo
print repository information (w/--quiet)
--showdesc
print description too (w/--quiet)
world
(depreciated, please use equo upgrade) update system with the latest available packages
--ask
ask before making any changes
--fetch
just download packages
--pretend
only show what would be done
--verbose
show more details about what is going on
--replay
reinstall all the packages and their dependencies
--empty
same as --replay
--resume
resume previously interrupted operations
--skipfirst
used with --resume, makes the first package to be skipped
--upgrade
upgrade your distribution to the specified release
--nochecksum
disable package integrity check
security
security infrastructure functions
update
download the latest Security Advisories
list
list all the available Security Advisories
- --affected
list only affected
- --unaffected
list only unaffected
info
show information about provided advisories identifiers
install
automatically install all the available security updates
- --ask
ask before making any changes
- --fetch
just download packages
- --pretend
just show what would be done
- --quiet
show less details (useful for scripting)
install
install atoms or .tbz2 packages
--ask
ask before making any changes
--pretend
just show what would be done
--fetch
just download packages without doing the install
--nodeps
do not pull in any dependency
--resume
resume previously interrupted operations
--skipfirst
used with --resume, makes the first package in queue to be skipped
--clean
remove downloaded packages after being used
--empty
pull all the dependencies in, regardless their state
--deep
makes dependency rules stricter
--verbose
show more details about what is going on
--configfiles
makes old configuration files to be removed
--nochecksum
disable package integrity check
remove
remove one or more packages
--deep
Also pull unused dependencies where depends list is empty
--configfiles
makes configuration files to be removed
--resume resume
previously interrupted operations
deptest
look for unsatisfied dependencies
--quiet
show less details (useful for scripting)
--ask
ask before making any changes
--pretend
just show what would be done
libtest
Look for missing libraries
--listfiles
print broken files to stdout
--quiet
show less details (useful for scripting)
--ask
ask before making any changes
--pretend
just show what would be done
conf
configuration files update tool
info
show configuration files to be updated
update
run the configuration files update function
query
do misc queries on repository and local databases
installed
search a package into the local database
belongs
search from what package a file belongs
depends
search what packages depend on the provided atoms
needed
Show runtime libraries needed by the provided atoms
required
show atoms needing the provided libraries
files
show files owned by the provided atoms
removal
show the removal tree for the specified atoms
tags
show packages owning the provided tags
slot
show packages owning the provided slot
license
show packages owning the provided licenses
list
list packages based on the chosen parameter below
- installed
list installed packages
orphans
search files that do not belong to any package
description
search packages by description
--verbose
show more details
--quiet
print results in a scriptable way
Extended Options
smart
handles extended functionalities
application
make a smart application for the provided atoms (experimental) ====--empty==== pull all the dependencies in, regardless their state
package
make a smart package for the provided atoms (multiple packages into one file)
quickpkg
recreate an Entropy package from your System
- --savedir
save new packages into the specified directory
inflate
convert provided Gentoo .tbz2s into Entropy packages (Portage needed)
- --savedir
save new packages into the specified directory
deflate
convert provided Entropy packages into Gentoo ones (Portage needed)
- --savedir
save new packages into the specified directory
extract
extract Entropy metadata from provided .tbz2 packages
- --savedir
save new metadata into the specified directory
database
handles installed packages database (NB database is deprecated; please use: ‘equo rescue’)
check
Check System database for errors
resurrect
generate installed packages database using files on the system [last hope]
depends
regenerate depends caching table
counters
update/generate counters table (Portage <-> Entropy packages table)
gentoosync
makes Entropy aware of your Portage-updated packages
rescue
contains System rescue tools
check
check installed packages repository for errors
vacuum
remove installed packages repository internal indexes to save disk space
generate
generate installed packages database using Source Package Manager repositories
resurrect
generate installed packages database using files on the system [last hope]
spmuids
regenerate SPM UIDs map (SPM <-> Entropy packages)
spmsync
makes Entropy aware of your Source Package Manager updated packages
backup
backup the current Entropy installed packages database
restore
restore a previously backed up Entropy installed packages database
packages
Handles packages helper applications
python-updater
Migrate all Python modules to the latest installed version
--ask
ask before making any changes
--pretend
just show what would be done
Community
For more information see the Equo (Community Functions) main entry
This section involves commands for running a community repository and is designed for advanced users, as such it has been moved to a seperate page to not confuse the average Equo user with (more) unneeded and commands.
cache
handles Entropy cache
clean
clean Entropy cache
generate
Regenerate Entropy cache
--verbose
show more details
--quiet
print results in a scriptable way
cleanup
remove downloaded packages and clean temp. directories
