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	= About the Document =		= About the Document =
	This document is intended to provide an overview of pisi usage on the command line (pisi-cli).		This document is intended to provide an overview of pisi usage on the command line (pisi-cli).
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	pisi install package-name1 package-name2		pisi install package-name1 package-name2
		+	=== Installing just one package without installing all the upgradable packages available===
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		+	pisi it package-name --ignore-safety
	=== Removing packages ===		=== Removing packages ===
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	=== Excluding Packages from upgrade ===		=== Excluding Packages from upgrade ===
−	To update all the updatable packages except firefox :	+	To update all the updatable packages except ''firefox'' :
	pisi upgrade -x firefox		pisi upgrade -x firefox
−	Similarly, if you don't want to update the packages that are part of the desktop.kde system component, do :	+	Similarly, if you don't want to update the packages that are part of the ''desktop.kde'' system component, do :
	pisi upgrade -x desktop.kde		pisi upgrade -x desktop.kde
		+	=== Updating just one package without updating the others ===
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		+	pisi upgrade package-name --ignore-safety
	=== Getting Package Information ===		=== 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 seaerating the packages names by a space.	+	''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.
	pisi info package-name		pisi info package-name
	pisi info package-name1 package-name2		pisi info package-name1 package-name2
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	=== Building Packages from Source ===		=== Building Packages from Source ===
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	''check'' command with ''package-name'' parameter is used for checking if the package is installed correctly.		''check'' command with ''package-name'' parameter is used for checking if the package is installed correctly.
	pisi check package-name		pisi check package-name
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	== Other Operations ==		== Other Operations ==
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	pisi clean		pisi clean
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		+	=== Displaying history===
		+	''history'' command displays the history of installations/deinstallations/updates of packages.
		+	pisi history
	=== Getting Help ===		=== Getting Help ===
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Latest revision as of 08:36, 17 January 2012

Contents 1 About the Document 2 Pisi CLI Operations 2.1 Repository Operations 2.1.1 Adding Repositories 2.1.2 Removing Repositories 2.1.3 Listing Repositories 2.1.4 Updating Repositories 2.1.5 Listing Components 2.1.6 Creating Repository Index 2.2 Package Operations 2.2.1 Installing Packages 2.2.2 Installing just one package without installing all the upgradable packages available 2.2.3 Removing packages 2.2.4 Upgrading Packages 2.2.5 Excluding Packages from upgrade 2.2.6 Updating just one package without updating the others 2.2.7 Getting Package Information 2.2.8 Building Packages from Source 2.2.9 Building Packages from Source Repository 2.2.10 Listing Packages 2.2.11 Listing Upgrades 2.2.12 Listing Installed Packages 2.2.13 Listing Pending Packages 2.2.14 Listing Source Packages 2.2.15 Configuring Pending Packages 2.2.16 Searching Packages 2.2.17 Checking Packages 2.3 Other Operations 2.3.1 Rebuilding PiSi Database 2.3.2 Deleting Files in Cache 2.3.3 Searching Files 2.3.4 Getting Package Relations 2.3.5 Removing Locks 2.3.6 Displaying history 2.3.7 Getting Help

About the Document

This document is intended to provide an overview of pisi usage on the command line (pisi-cli).

Pisi CLI Operations

Repository Operations

Adding Repositories

add-repo command with repo-name and repo-address parameters is used in order to add repositories.

pisi add-repo repo-address http://repo.address.com/repo/directory/pisi-index.xml

Possible values for the "repo-address" parameter:

• 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.

Removing Repositories

remove-repo command with repo-name parameter is used in order to remove repositories.

pisi remove-repo repo-name

Listing Repositories

list-repo command is used in order to list which repositories are available.

pisi list-repo

Updating Repositories

update-repo command is used in order to update all available repositories.

pisi update-repo

One or more repo-name parameters can be used in order to update proper repositories.

pisi update-repo repo-name

Listing Components

list-components command is used in order to list all components in available repositories.

pisi list-components

One or more repo-name parameters can be used in order to list components in proper repositories.

pisi list-components repo-name

Creating Repository Index

index command in the repo directory is used in order to create the repository index (pisi-index.xml).

pisi index

Package Operations

Installing Packages

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.

pisi install package-name

pisi install package-name1 package-name2

Installing just one package without installing all the upgradable packages available

pisi it package-name --ignore-safety

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.

pisi remove package-name

pisi remove package-name1 package-name2

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.

pisi upgrade package-name

pisi upgrade package-name1 package-name2

All available packages can be upgraded by using upgrade command without any parameters.

pisi upgrade

Excluding Packages from upgrade

To update all the updatable packages except firefox :

pisi upgrade -x firefox

Similarly, if you don't want to update the packages that are part of the desktop.kde system component, do :

pisi upgrade -x desktop.kde

Updating just one package without updating the others

pisi upgrade package-name --ignore-safety

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.

pisi info package-name

pisi info package-name1 package-name2

Building Packages from Source

build command with package-address parameter is used in order to build packages from source.

pisi build /home/example/pisi/repo/pisi-index.xml

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.

pisi emerge package-name

Listing Packages

list-available command with repo-name parameter is used in order to list all packages in the proper repository.

pisi list-available repo-name

list-available command is used in order to list all packages in the all repositories.

pisi list-available

Listing Upgrades

list-upgrades command is used in order to list upgrades in all repositories.

pisi list-upgrades

list-upgrades command with repo-name parameter is used in order to list upgrades in a proper repository.

pisi list-upgrades repo-name

Listing Installed Packages

list-installed command is used in order to list installed packages.

pisi list-installed

list-installed command with repo-name parameter is used in order to list installed packages from a proper repository.

pisi list-installed repo-name

Listing Pending Packages

list-pending command is used for listing pending package operations.

pisi list-pending

Listing Source Packages

list-sources command is used for listing available source packages

Configuring Pending Packages

configure-pending command is be used in order to configure packages which are not already configured by COMAR.

pisi configure-pending

Searching Packages

search command with one or more "search-key" parameters is used in order to search packages.

pisi search search-key1 search-key2

Checking Packages

check command with package-name parameter is used for checking if the package is installed correctly.

pisi check package-name

Other Operations

Rebuilding PiSi Database

rebuild-db command is used in order to rebuild pisi package database.

pisi rebuild-db

Deleting Files in Cache

delete-cache command is used in order to delete files( packages, source codes etc.) stored in cache.

pisi delete-cache

Searching Files

search-file command with file-name parameter is used in order to find which package does a file belong to.

pisi search-file /path/file

Getting Package Relations

graph command with package-name parameter is used for getting package relations via graphviz.

pisi graph package-name

Removing Locks

clean command is used in order to delete outdated locks.

pisi clean

Displaying history

history command displays the history of installations/deinstallations/updates of packages.

pisi history

Getting Help

help command is used in order to get help about pisi-cli.

pisi help

help command with command-name parameter can be used for getting help about a specific command.

pisi help command-name