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APPJAIL-IMAGE(1) General Commands Manual APPJAIL-IMAGE(1) NAME appjail-image -- Create, list, remove, update images and much more SYNOPSIS appjail image export [-f] [-c algo] [-n name] [-t tag] jail appjail image get [-eHIpt] image [keyword ...] appjail image import [-f] [-a arch] [-N ajspec-name] [-n image-name] [-t tag] [method+]path appjail image jail [-a arch] [-t tag] -i image jail [options ...] appjail image list [-eHIpt] [-i image] [keyword ...] appjail image remove [-a arch] [-t tag] image appjail image update [image] appjail image metadata del [-f|-I] [-i] [-t tag] target keyword appjail image metadata edit [-f|-I] target appjail image metadata get [-f|-I] [-i] [-t tag] target keyword appjail image metadata info [image] appjail image metadata set [-f|-I] [-t tag] target keyword[+]=value DESCRIPTION The appjail image utility manages AppJail images, that is, it creates them, imports them, updates them, creates jails using them, lists them, removes them, and so on. The options are as follows: export [-f] [-c algo] [-n name] [-t tag] jail Create an image using a jail. The jail must be stopped before us- ing this subcommand. -f Overwrite the image if it already exists. If this parameter is not specified, this subcommand will not allow you to continue when the image has previously been ex- ported successfully. -c algo Algorithm to compress the image. If none is specified, the im- age is not compressed. By default, the compression algorithm specified by the IMAGE_COMPRESS parameter is used. -n name Image name. By default the jail name is used. -t tag Export the image with the specified tag. By default, the tag specified by the IMAGE_TAG parameter is used. get [-eHIpt] image [keyword ...] Get information about image , that is, the keyword that represent the information to be obtained. Multiple keywords can be speci- fied, which are displayed as a table-like interface in the order in which they are specified. If no keyword is specified, the default is name. See "KEYWORDS" for a list of available keywords. -e Not required when using -p . The \t character is used to de- limit columns, so as not to show strange values, this option shows <TAB> instead of \t in the case that a value contains the latter. -H Shows the name of the columns. -I Include empty values. By default, a minus sign is displayed when a value is empty. -p Columnate the list. -t Tabulate columns and values. import [-f] [-a arch] [-N ajspec-name] [-n image-name] [-t tag] [method+]path Import an image using an AJSPEC file. method indicates how to get the AJSPEC file, path is used as an argument to method. See "METHODS for more details." -f By default, an image is not re-imported if it was imported successfully and the timestamp matches the AJSPEC on the re- mote site, but when this parameter is specified, the process is done again regardless of the above. -a arch Import the image that was created for the specified architec- ture. Use host (default) to use the architecture specified by the IMAGE_ARCH parameter, which is probably the same as the host. The reason for using a special keyword instead of simply using the IMAGE_ARCH parameter is for those Makejails that use an image that supports multiple architectures, but want to use the host platform instead of a hardcoded one, perhaps via an argument. -N ajspec-name For the git and git-like methods, this parameter indicates what filename is currently used for the AJSPEC file. The de- fault is .ajspec. -n image-name Image name. If this option is not specified, the name is obtained from the AJSPEC file, but if it is not defined there, appjail image will not allow you to continue. -t tag Import the image with the specified tag. By default, the tag specified by the IMAGE_TAG parameter is used. jail [-a arch] [-t tag] -i image jail [options ...] Create a jail using an image. You can pass appjail-quick(1)'s options, except import+root which is already passed. In effect, this is essentially just a wrapper for that option with the portable subparameter set. -a arch Import the image that was created for the specified architec- ture. Use host (default) to use the architecture specified by the IMAGE_ARCH parameter, which is probably the same as the host. -t tag Import the image with the specified tag. -i image Image to be imported. list [-eHIpt] [-i image] [keyword ...] Similar to get but shows each keyword for each image in a nice table. -e, -H, -I, -p, -t All of these options perform the opposite task of the options described in get. -i image Only show information for image. remove [-a arch] [-t tag] image Remove image . When using ZFS as the backend file system, this subcommand will recursively remove all datasets including all references, such as clones. Be careful. If -a is specified, images matching arch are removed, and if -t is specified, images matching tag are removed. Both can be supplied to match exactly. If none is specified, all images matching image are removed. update [image] Update all images or, if image is specified, only that one is up- dated. metadata del [-f|-I] [-i] [-t tag] target keyword Remove keyword from target . See "KEYWORDS" for a list of available keywords. [-f|-I] Treat target as a file (-f) or as an image (-I). -i Don't complain when keyword does not exist. -t tag Image tag. metadata edit [-f|-I] target The program specified by the EDITOR environment variable is open to edit the AJSPEC file. You should edit the AJSPEC file using metadata set and metadata del unless you know what you are doing. metadata get [-f|-I] [-i] [-t tag] target keyword Get the keyword value from target . See "KEYWORDS" for a list of available keywords. [-f|-I] Treat target as a file (-f) or as an image (-I). -i Don't complain when keyword does not exist. -t tag Image tag. metadata info [image] Get information in a human-readable format from all images or just image . metadata set [-f|-I] [-t tag] target keyword[+]=value Configure a new or existing keyword. If + is provided, value will be appended instead of replacing the entire value. Not all keywords accept this type of insertion. See "KEYWORDS" for a list of available keywords. [-f|-I] Treat target as a file (-f) or as an image (-I). -t tag Image tag. KEYWORDS get, list name Image name. has_metadata Shows 1 if the image has the AJSPEC file, 0 if it does not. metadata del, metadata get, metadata set arch Image architectures. Valid are: - arm64|aarch64 - amd64 - arm|armv6|armv7 - i386 - mips|mipsel|mips64|mips64el|mipshf|mipselhf|mips64elhf|mipsn32 - powerpc|powerpcspe|powerpc64|powerpc64le - riscv|riscv64|riscv64sf append: Yes name Image name. Valid names are ^[a-zA-Z0-9_][a-zA-Z0-9_-]*$ append: No tags Image tags. Valid tags are ^[a-zA-Z0-9_][a-zA-Z0-9._-]*$ append: Yes timestamp:arch Unix date on which the image is supposed to have been created or modified. append: No maintainer The person or entity who is in charge of the image and everything related to it, preferably in a format such as `maintainer-name <email-address>'. append: Yes comment One-line description. append: No url Home page. append: No description Long description. append: Yes sum:arch Checksum. append: No source:arch Sites where the image can be downloaded. append: Yes size:arch Image size. append: No maintenance Brief description of why this image cannot be imported. append: No entrypoint Indicates the method that was used to obtain the AJSPEC file. append: No ajspec AJSPEC filename. append: No metadata get timestamp-human:arch Display timestamp in a human-readable form. METHODS cmd Use the output of a command as an AJSPEC file. git Use the AJSPEC file found in a git(1) repository. fetch The program specified in the IMAGE_FETCH_CMD parameter is used to get the AJSPEC file. file Default. Use a file on the local file system. gh|github Wrapper for the git method but using https://github.com/ as URL prefix. gh-ssh|github-ssh Wrapper for the git method but using git@github.com: as URL prefix. gl|gitlab Wrapper for the git method but using https://gitlab.com/ as URL prefix. gl-ssh|gitlab-ssh Wrapper for the git method but using git@gitlab.com: as URL prefix. reproduce Build a project using appjail-reproduce and use the generated appjail-ajspec(5) file. Useful for when you don't want to rely on the server to download the image. This method accepts the appjail-reproduce syntax, so you can build a specific tag and/or for a specific architecture. EXIT STATUS The appjail image utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error oc- curs. SEE ALSO appjail-quick(1) sysexits(3) appjail-ajspec(5) appjail-template(5) appjail.conf(5) AUTHORS Jess Daniel Colmenares Oviedo <DtxdF@disroot.org> FreeBSD Ports 14.quarterly April 9, 2024 APPJAIL-IMAGE(1)
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