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fports: Begin a new command "fports" and fully implemented its subcommand "fports deptree".
fports is supposed to be the successor to check-ports.
| author | Franz Glasner <fzglas.hg@dom66.de> |
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| date | Wed, 23 Oct 2024 13:56:52 +0200 |
| parents | 82a98db83a13 |
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.. -*- coding: utf-8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; -*- ftjail-freebsd-update ===================== .. program:: ftjail freebsd-update Synopsis -------- **ftjail freebsd-update** [**-k**] [**-o** `old-origin`] [[**-R** `dataset@snapname`]...] `directory` `new-origin` [`etcupdate-tarball`] Description ----------- A :manpage:`freebsd-update(8)` for a Thin Jail. Make the ZFS dataset mounted at `directory` a read-only clone of `new-origin`. If `etcupdate-tarball` is given also call :manpage:`etcupdate(8)` on the fully re-mounted directory tree that is rooted at `directory` using `etcupdate-tarball` as the new "current". See also :manpage:`ftjail-check-freebsd-update(8)` for a tool that tries to thoroughly check the preconditions to run this tool successfully. Options ------- .. option:: -R <dataset@snapname> Create ZFS snapshots for `dataset` and all its children before updating. The snapshots may not exist already. Can be given more than once. .. option:: -k Keep all temporary files. .. note:: On unexpected errors temp files are automatically kept. .. option:: -o <old-origin> In addition to check that `directory` is a ZFS clone also check that its origin is equal to `old-origin`. Note that a check that `directory` is a ZFS clone with some origin is done by default. Environment ----------- All environment variables that affect :command:`zfs` are effective also. Files ----- A unique temporary directory is created within :file:`/var/tmp`. All temporary files are created within this directory. See Also -------- :manpage:`ftjail(8)`, :manpage:`ftjail-check-freebsd-update(8)`, :manpage:`freebsd-update(8)`, :manpage:`etcupdate(8)`
