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POUDRIERE-STATUS(8)	    System Manager's Manual	   POUDRIERE-STATUS(8)

NAME
       poudriere status	-- Show	status of current and previous builds.

SYNOPSIS
       poudriere status	[options]

DESCRIPTION
       This  command  shows status of current and previous builds.  The	output
       is sorted by by SETNAME,	PORTSTREE, JAILNAME and	then BUILDNAME.

OPTIONS
       -a	    Show all builds, not just latest.  This implies -f.

       -B name	    Specifies which buildname  to  match  on.	This  supports
		    shell  globbing.   Defaults	 to "latest".  Specifying this
		    implies the	-f flag.

       -b	    Show details about	what  each  builder  for  the  matched
		    builds are doing.

       -c	    Show  a  more  compact  output  and	 do  not  include some
		    columns.

       -f	    Show finished builds, not just currently running.  This is
		    implied by the -a, -B and -r flags.

       -H	    Do not print headers and separate fields by	a  single  tab
		    instead of arbitrary white space.

       -j name	    Specifies the name of the jail to filter by.

       -l	    Show logs instead of URL.

       -p tree	    This flag specifies	which ports tree to filter builds by.

       -r	    Show build results.	 This implies the -f flag.

       -z set	    This  specifies  which  SET	to filter builds by.  Use 0 to
		    match on empty SET.

SEE ALSO
       poudriere(8),	    poudriere-bulk(8),	       poudriere-distclean(8),
       poudriere-image(8),	poudriere-jail(8),	poudriere-logclean(8),
       poudriere-options(8),	poudriere-pkgclean(8),	   poudriere-ports(8),
       poudriere-queue(8), poudriere-testport(8), poudriere-version(8)

AUTHORS
       Baptiste	Daroussin <bapt@FreeBSD.org>
       Bryan Drewery <bdrewery@FreeBSD.org>

FreeBSD	Ports 14.quarterly	 March 8, 2018		   POUDRIERE-STATUS(8)

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