rug

The following options are understood by all commands:

--help Get help on a specific command.

--normal-output Normal output (default).

--terse Terse output.

--quiet Quiet output, print only error messages.

--debug Debug output, print full exception traces.

BUNDLE MANAGEMENT

command	usage/options	description
bundle-install (bin)	rug <options> bundle-install <options>	Install bundles.
	-y, --no-confirmation	No confirmation.
	-p, --prepare-only	Only prepare bundles.
	-f, --freshen	Freshen children.
	-N, --dryrun	Do a dry run.
bundle-list (bl)	rug <options> bundle-list	List the available bundles.
bundle-remove (brm)	rug <options> bundle-remove <options>	Remove bundles.
	-y, --no-confirmation	No confirmation.
	-p, --prepare-only	Only prepare bundles.
	-f, --freshen	Freshen children.
	-N, --dryrun	Do a dry run.
bundle-search (bse)	rug <options> bundle-search <options>	Search for bundles.
	-i, --installed-only	Only installed bundles.
bundle-upgrade (bup)	rug <options> bundle-upgrade <options>	Upgrade bundles.
	-y, --no-confirmation	No confirmation.
	-p, --prepare-only	Only prepare bundles.
	-f, --freshen	Freshen children.
	-N, --dryrun	Do a dry run.
catalogs (ca)	rug <options> catalogs	List the available catalogs.
subscribe (sub)	rug <options> subscribe <options>	Subscribe to catalogs.
	-s, --strict	Fail if attempting to subscribe to an already-subscribed catalog.
	-a, --all	Subscribe to all catalogs.
unsubscribe (unsub)	rug <options> unsubscribe <options>	Unsubscribe to catalogs.
	-s, --strict	Fail if attempting to unsubscribe from a non-subscribed catalog.
	-a, --all	Unsubscribe from all catalogs.

MISCELLANEOUS

command	usage/options	description
apt-import (ai)	rug <options> import	Import a sources.list file from apt.

PACKAGE MANAGEMENT

command	usage/options	description
dump	rug <options> dump filename	Get an XML dump of system information.
file-list (fl)	rug <options> file-list <package or file>	List files within a package.
history (hi)	rug <options> history <options> <search-string> <search-string>	Search log entries.
	-n, --search-name	Search by package name (default).
	-a, --search-action	Search by action.
	--search-host	Search by host.
	--search-user	Search by user.
	--match-all	Require packages to match all search strings (default).
	--match-any	Allow packages to match any search string.
	--match-substrings	Match search strings against any part of text.
	--match-words	Require search strings to match entire words.
	-d, --days-back	Maximum number of days to look back (default 30).
info (if)	rug <options> info <options> <package> <package>	Show the full info for packages.
	-i, --uninstalled	Search for uninstalled packages.
	-u, --unsubscribed	Search in unsubscribed catalogs.
info-conflicts (ic)	rug <options> info-conflicts<package>	List all conflicts for package.
info-obsoletes (io)	rug <options> info-obsoletes <package>	List all obsoletes for package.
info-provides (ip)	rug <options> info-provides <package>	List package's provides.
info-requirements (ir)	rug <options>info-requirements <options><package>	List package's requirements.
	-a, --all-providers	List all packages that can satisfy a requirement.
	-v, --show-versions	Display full version information for packages.
install (in)	rug <options> install <options>	Install packages
	-u, --allow-unsubscribed	Allow unsubscribed catalogs
	-d, --download-only	Only download packages.
	--entire-catalog	Install all the packages from the catalogs specified.
	-N, --dry-run	Do only a dry run.
	-y, --no-confirmation	No confirmation.
list-updates (lu)	rug <options> list-updates <catalog> <catalog>	Show the available updates.
package-file (pf)	rug <options> package-file <file>	Get package that contains file.
packages (pa)	rug <options> packages <options> [catalog] [catalog]	Show the packages in a given catalog.
	-i, --installed-only	Show only installed packages.
	-u, --uninstalled-only	Show only uninstalled packages.
	--sort-by-name	Sort packages by name (default).
	--sort-by-catalog	Sort packages by catalog.
remove (rm)	rug <options> remove <options>	Remove packages.
	-N, --dry-run	Do only a dry run.
	-y, --no-confirmation	No confirmation.
search (se)	rug <options> search <options>	Search for packages matching a pattern.
	--match-all	Search for a match to all search strings (default).
	--match-any	Search for a match to any of the search strings.
	--match-substrings	Matches for search strings may be partial words.
	--match-words	Matches for search strings may be whole words.
	-d, --search-descriptions	Search in package descriptions,but not package names.
	-i, --installed-only	Show only packages that are already installed.
	-u, --uninstalled-only	Show only packages that are not currently installed.
	--locked-only	Show only locked packages.
	--unlocked-only	Show only unlocked packages.
	-c, --catalog	Show only the packages from the catalog you specify.
	--sort-by-name	Sort packages by name (default).
	--sort-by-catalog	Sort packages by catalog, not by name.
update (up)	rug <options> update <options>	Update packages.
	-d, --download only	Only download packages
	-N, --dry-run	Do only a dry run.
	-y, --no-confirmation	No confirmation.
verify (ve)	rug <options> verify <options>	Verify system dependencies.
	-N, --dry-run	Do only a dry run.
	-y, --no-confirmation	No confirmation.
what-conflicts (wc)	rug <options> what-conflicts <package-dep>	List packages that conflict with the item you specify.
what-provides (wp)	rug <options> what-provides <package-dep>	Show which packages provide a given token.
what-requires (wr)	rug <options> what-requires <package-dep>	Show which packages require agiven token.

PREFERENCE MANAGEMENT

command	usage/options	description
get-prefs (get)	rug <options> get-prefs <options>	List the system preferences that may be set.
	-d, --no-descriptions	Do not show descriptions of the preferences.
set-prefs (set)	rug <options> set-prefs <options>	Set a preference variable.
	-s, --subscribed	List only subscribed channels.
	-u, --unsubscribed	List only unsubscribed channels.
	-m, --mounted	List only mounted channels.
	--show-ids	Show channel IDs.
	--service	List only channels in this { service}.

SERVICE MANAGEMENT

command	usage/options	description
mount	rug <options> mount <options> <path>	Mount directory as a channel.
	-r, --recurse	Recurse into the directory.
	-a, --alias	Alias for new channel.
	-n, --name	Name for new channel.
refresh (ref)	rug <options> refresh	Refresh all or some services.
register (reg)	rug <options> register <options>	Register a service.
	-s, --service	Register against service.
service-add (sa)	rug <options> service-add <options> <uri>	Add a service.
	-t, --type	Type of service; default is zenworks.
	-d, --device-type	Type of device.
	-k, --key	Registration key.
service-delete (sd)	rug <options> service-delete [<uri>|<number>|<name>]	Delete a service.
service-list (sl)	rug <options> service-list	List the available services
service-types (st)	rug <options> service-types	List the available service types.

SYSTEM

command	usage/options	description
ping	rug <options> ping	Ping the daemon.
restart	rug <options> restart <options>	Restart the daemon.
	-f, --force	Force the restart.
schedules (sch)	rug <options> schedules	Show scheduled items.
shutdown	rug <options> shutdown <options>	Shut down the daemon.
	-f, --force	Force the shutdown.

USER MANAGEMENT

command	usage/options	description
user-add (ua)	rug <options> user-add <username> <privilege> <privilege>	Add a new user.
user-delete (ud)	rug <options> user-delete <username> <username>	Delete users.
user-edit (ue)	rug <options> user-edit	Edit an existing user.
user-list (ul)	rug <options> user-list	List users.