Listing Packages:
list-available command with repo-name parameter is used in order to list all packages in the proper repository Getting Help:
help command is used in order to get help about pisi-cli. help command with command-name parameter can be used for getting help about a specific command. Displaying history:
history command displays the history of installations/deinstallations/updates of packages. Removing Locks:
clean command is used in order to delete outdated locks. Getting Package Relations:
graph command with package-name parameter is used for getting package relations via graphviz. Searching Files:
search-file command with file-name parameter is used in order to find which package does a file belong to. Deleting Files in Cache:
delete-cache command is used in order to delete files( packages, source codes etc.) stored in cache and this clean up your System. Other Operations:
rebuild-db command is used in order to rebuild pisi package database. Checking Packages:
check command with package-name parameter is used for checking if the package is installed correctly. Searching Packages:
searching for packages Configuring Pending Packages
configure-pending command is be used in order to configure packages which are not already configured by COMAR Listing Source Packages:
list-sources command is used for listing available source packages Listing Pending Packages:
list-pending command is used for listing pending package operations. Listing Installed Packages:
Listing Upgrades:
list-upgrades command is used in order to list upgrades in all repositories. Listing Packages:
list-available command is used in order to list all packages in the all repositories. Repository Operations
• Local addresses i.e. /home/example/pisi/repo/pisi-index.xml • Web addresses i.e. http://example.com/pisi/repo/pisi-index.xml Note: Default name for repository index file is pisi-index.xml, but compressing it as pisi-index.xml.bz2 can also be used in order to prevent high bandwidth usage. Building Packages from Source Repository:
emerge command with package-name parameter is used in order to build a package and all dependencies from the source repository. Building Packages from Source:
build command with package-address parameter is used in order to build packages from source. Getting Package Information:
info command with package-name parameter is used in order to get information about a package. Getting information for multiple packages can be achieved by separating the packages names by a space. Excluding Packages from upgrade:
Upgrading Packages:
upgrade command with package-name parameter is used in order to upgraded packages. Multiple packages can be upgraded by separating the package names by a space. Removing packages:
remove command with package-name parameter is used in order to remove packages. Multiple packages can be removed by separating the package names by a space. Installing Packages:
Installing just one package without installing all the upgradable packages available Package Operations:
install command with package-name parameter is used in order to install packages. Multiple packages can be installed by separating the package names by a space. Creating Repository Index
index command in the repo directory is used in order to create the repository index (pisi-index.xml) Listing Components:
One or more repo-name parameters can be used in order to list components in proper repositories. Listing Components:
list-components command is used in order to list all components in available repositories. Updating Repositories
One or more repo-name parameters can be used in order to update proper repositories. Updating Repositories
update-repo command is used in order to update all available repositories. Listing Repositories
list-repo command is used in order to list which repositories are available. Remove Repositories
remove-repo command with repo-name parameter is used in order to remove repositories |
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Pisi Linux Command Line Guide Cheat Sheet by groni
This document is intended to provide an overview of pisi usage on the command line (pisi-cli)
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