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opkg-cl(1) User Commands opkg-cl(1) NAME opkg-cl - command line utility to install, upgrade and uninstall opkg soft- ware packages SYNOPSIS opkg-cl [OPTIONS...] sub-command [ARGUMENTS...] DESCRIPTION opkg-cl is a simple utility to install, upgrade and uninstall opkg software packages. Opkg is a lightweight package management system based on Ipkg. OPTIONS AND COMMANDS SUB-COMMANDS : PACKAGE MANIPULATION update Update list of available packages upgrade Upgrade installed packages install <package(s)> Install package(s) configure <package(s)> Configure unpacked package(s) remove <packages|regexp> Remove package(s). regexp could be something like 'pkgname*' '*file*' or similar flag <flag> <packages> Flag package(s). Available flags (one per invocation): hold noprune user ok installed unpacked INFORMATIONAL SUB-COMMANDS list List available packages list-installed List installed packages list-upgradable List installed and upgradable packages list-changed-conffiles List package configuration files which have been modified after in- stallation files <package> List files belonging to package search <file|regexp> List package providing file info [package|regexp] Display all info for selected packages status [package|regexp] Display all statuses for selected packages download <package> Download package to current directory compare-version <version1> <operator> <version2> compare versions using following operators : << less than < less than or equal to <= less than or equal to = equal to >= greater than or equal to > greater than or equal to >> greater than print-architecture List installable package architectures whatdepends [-A] <package(s)|regexp> whatdependsrec [-A] <package(s)|regexp> whatprovides [-A] <package(s)|regexp> whatconflicts [-A] <package(s)|regexp> whatreplaces [-A] <package(s)|regexp> OPTIONS -A Query all packages not just those installed -v <level>, --verbosity <level> Set verbosity level to level. Verbosity levels : 0 errors only 1 normal messages (default) 2 informative messages 3 debug 4 debug level 2 -f <conf_file>, --conf <conf_file> Use conf_file as the opkg configuration file --cache <directory> Use a package cache -d <dest_name>, --dest <dest_name> Use dest_name as the the root directory for package installation, removal, upgrading. dest_name should be a defined dest name from the configuration file, (but can also be a directory name in a pinch). -o <directory>, --offline-root <directory> Use directory as the root directory for offline installation of packages. --add-dest <name>:<path> Register path as installation target name for use in conjunction with --dest --add-arch <arch>:<prio> Register the package architecture arch with the numeric priority prio. Lower priorities take precedence. FORCE OPTIONS --force-depends Install/remove despite failed dependencies --force-maintainer Overwrite preexisting config files --force-reinstall Reinstall package(s) --force-overwrite Overwrite files from other package(s) --force-downgrade Allow opkg-cl to downgrade packages --force-space Disable free space checks --force-postinstall Execute package postinstall scripts in offline installation mode --noaction No action - test only --download-only No action - download only --nodeps Do not follow dependencies --force-removal-of-dependent-packages Remove package and all dependencies --autoremove Remove packages that were installed automatically to satisfy depen- dencies -t <directory>, --tmp-dir <directory> Specify directory as temporary directory REPORTING BUGS Report bugs to http://code.google.com/p/opkg/issues/list Copyright (C) Opkg development team. Copyright (C) Ipkg development team. opkg-cl October 5, 2010 opkg-cl(1)
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