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Fix textproc/igor manpage findings
Bryan Drewery committed 13 years ago
commit 496324ad07ebdc52b7905384b0fdbe02d36b9c68
parent da19e1f
4 files changed +40 -30
modified FAQ.md
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Yes, `pkgA` will automatically notice the change.
<a name="8"></a>

### Q: The repository format of pkgng is different from the old one. Will pkgng adapt the old format too?
- 
The documented (README) way to create a new repository creates all packages in one directory.
+ 
The documented (README) way to create a new repository creates all packages in one directory.



This is different from earlier repository format, which creates it in separate directories.
modified README.md
@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ compression: gz, bzip2 and xz, defaulting in xz format.


The tar itself is composed in two types of elements:
- 
* the special files at the begining of the archive, starting with a "+"
- 
* the datas.
+ 
* the special files at the beginning of the archive, starting with a "+"
+ 
* the data.



#### The metadata
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ installation.
In the future we hope that mtree will be deprecated in favour of a hier package

or in single MTREE that won't be customisable in per package basis and because

pkgng supports packing of empty directories, per package MTREE makes no sense
- 
anymore.
+ 
any more.



<a name="localdb"></a>

### Local database
@@ -154,9 +154,9 @@ remote FTP/HTTP server.


If only a package name is given, it will search the remote repository

and download and install the package if it exists. The dependencies will be
- 
downloaded and installed first.
+ 
downloaded and installed first.
- 
This is possible because we have the dependencies informations in the
+ 
This is possible because we have the dependency information in the

remote repository database.



`pkg add` will check if the user attempts to install a package built for another
@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ Directory leftovers are automatically removed if they are not in the MTREE.
<a name="pkgngports"></a>

### pkgng in Ports
- 
pkgng beta1 is now in the ports tree. To get it:
+ 
pkgng beta1 is now in the ports tree. To get it:



	$ make -C /usr/ports/ports-mgmt/pkg

	$ echo "WITH_PKGNG=yes" >> /etc/make.conf
@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ command, which will take the man page of the specified command.


In order to get the available commands in pkgng, just execute `pkg help`
- 
	# pkg help
+ 
	# pkg help

	# pkg help <command>



<a name="pkgadd"></a>
@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ packages from the remote repository, you would use the `pkg install` command:
pkgng is also able to work with multiple remote repositories. In the previous section

we are using only a single remote repository, which is defined by the _PACKAGESITE_ option.
- 
In order to be able to work with multiple remote repositories and instead of changing
+ 
In order to be able to work with multiple remote repositories and instead of changing

each time _PACKAGESITE_, you can tell *pkg(1)* to work in multi-repos mode as well.



To do this, simply enable multi-repos in *pkg.conf(5)* like this:
@@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ The first thing to do when working with remote repositories is to update from th
Updating remote repositories is done by the `pkg update` command.



If _PACKAGESITE_ environment variable is defined to point to a remote package
- 
repository then only this repository will be updated. Otherwise all remote
+ 
repository then only this repository will be updated. Otherwise all remote

repositories defined in the /etc/pkg/repositories file will be updated.



So, to update your remote repositories, you would execute this command:
@@ -365,7 +365,7 @@ For more information on the remote repositories, please refer to *pkg-update(1)*


You can search in the remote package repositories using the `pkg search` command.
- 
In order to search in multiple package repositories the enviornment variable
+ 
In order to search in multiple package repositories the environment variable

_PACKAGESITE_ should NOT be defined, in which case `pkg search` will query

the remote package databases found in the /etc/pkg/repositories file.
@@ -385,11 +385,11 @@ If _PACKAGESITE_ is not defined then the installation process will use
multiple repositories as defined in the /etc/pkg/repositories file.



During installation from multiple repositories the first repository
- 
that is found to has the package is the first one that pkgng will use
+ 
that is found to has the package is the first one that pkgng will use

during the installation. If that repository is not accessible for some reason,

then the next repository which contains the package is the one that is tried.
- 
The process continues until the package is fetched and installed, or all
+ 
The process continues until the package is fetched and installed, or all

remote repositories fail to fetch the package.



Remote installations of packages using pkgng are done by the `pkg install` command.
@@ -431,7 +431,7 @@ Here's an example that will create a repository of all your currently installed


	# cd /path/with/enough/space

	# pkg create -a
- 
	# pkg repo .
+ 
	# pkg repo .



The above commands will create a repository of all packages on your system.
@@ -442,9 +442,9 @@ Now you can share your repo with other people by letting them know of your repos


* The Git repository of [pkgng is hosted on Github][1]
- 
* The [pkgng Wiki page][2]
+ 
* The [pkgng Wiki page][2]
- 
* [Doxygen documentation for libpkg][3]
+ 
* [Doxygen documentation for libpkg][3]



* [Buildbot for pkgng][4]
modified pkg/pkg.8
@@ -71,8 +71,7 @@ Currently supported protocols are FTP, HTTP and HTTPS.
.It Ic audit

Audits installed packages against known vulnerabilities.

.It Ic autoremove
- 
Delete packages which were automatically installed as dependencies and are not
- 
required anymore.
+ 
Delete packages which were automatically installed as dependencies and are not required any more.

.It Ic backup

Dump the local package database to a file specified on the command-line.

.It Ic check
modified pkg/pkg.conf.5
@@ -34,7 +34,8 @@ The default location of this file is
Lines in the file beginning with a "#" are comments

and are ignored.

.Pp
- 
The file is in YAML format. For more information on the syntax of YAML,
+ 
The file is in YAML format.
+ 
For more information on the syntax of YAML,

please visit the official YAML website - http://www.yaml.org/.

.Pp

The following types of options are recognized -
@@ -57,15 +58,18 @@ will automatically assume "yes" to all questions
which require user confirmation before doing anything, as if it

the

.Fl y
- 
flag was specified. By default this option is disabled.
+ 
flag was specified.
+ 
By default this option is disabled.

.It Cm PUBKEY(string)

Specifies the location to the public RSA key used for signing the
- 
repository database. The default value for this file is
+ 
repository database.
+ 
The default value for this file is

.Fa /etc/ssl/pkg.conf

.It Cm HANDLE_RC_SCRIPTS(boolean)

This option when enabled

will automatically perform start/stop of services during package
- 
installation and deinstallation. Services are started on installation only
+ 
installation and deinstallation.
+ 
Services are started on installation only

if they are enabled in

.Fa /etc/rc.conf .

By default this option is disabled.
@@ -73,39 +77,46 @@ By default this option is disabled.
Specifies the remote location to use

when fetching the database file and packages.

.It Cm PKG_CACHEDIR: string
- 
Specifies the cache directory for packages. The default value
+ 
Specifies the cache directory for packages.
+ 
The default value

for this option is

.Fa /var/cache/pkg

.It Cm PKG_DBDIR: string

Specifies the directory to use for storing the package
- 
database files. The default value for this option is
+ 
database files.
+ 
The default value for this option is

.Fa /var/db/pkg

.It Cm PKG_MULTIREPOS: boolean

This option when enabled will tell

.Xr pkg 1
- 
to work in multiple repositories mode. For example repositories
+ 
to work in multiple repositories mode.
+ 
For example repositories

definitions, please have a look at the sample configuration file.

.It Cm PLIST_KEYWORS_DIR: string

< To be added >

.It Cm PORTSDIR: string
- 
Specifies the location to the Ports directory. The default value
+ 
Specifies the location to the Ports directory.
+ 
The default value

for this option is

.Fa /usr/ports

.It Cm SYSLOG: boolean

This option is enabled by default, log all the

installation/deinstallation/upgrade operation via syslog(3)

.It Cm SHLIBS: boolean
- 
Analyse elf and track all shared libraries needed by the packages. default: off
+ 
Analyse elf and track all shared libraries needed by the packages.
+ 
default: off

.It Cm AUTODEPS: boolean

Analyse the elf to add dependencies (shared libraries) that may have been
- 
forgotten by the maintainer. default: off
+ 
forgotten by the maintainer.
+ 
default: off

.It Cm SIGNED_REPOS: boolean
- 
All the remote repositories should be signed. default: off
+ 
All the remote repositories should be signed.
+ 
default: off

.It Cm ABI: string

the abi of the package you want to install, by default the /bin/sh abi is used

.El

.Sh ENVIRONMENT
- 
An environment variable with the same name as the option in the configuration
+ 
An environment variable with the same name as the option in the configuration

file always overrides the value of an option set in the file.

.Sh SEE ALSO

.Xr pkg 8 ,