The commands thats been used alot in FL at the time being
The info of this page is from:
http://wiki.rpath.com/wiki/Conary:QuickReference
| Get information about installed and available software | |
| conary query | |
| $> conary query example $> conary q example --info $> conary q example --lsl $> conary q /etc/example.cfg --path |
Query installed software for information about its components and update path Read more |
| conary repquery | |
| $> conary repquery | more $> conary rq example --info $> conary rq --install-label contrib.rpath.org@rpl:1 |
Query software available for installation from Conary repositories Read more |
| conary verify | |
| $> conary verify --all $> conary verify example:runtime |
Verify whether changes have been made to installed files Read more |
| conary config | |
| $> conary config $> conary config | grep installLabelPath |
Display Conary configuration details in the current scope Read more |
| Update and roll back software and the entire system | |
| conary update | |
| #> conary update example=conary.rpath.com@rpl:1 #> conary update group-example #> conary update changeset.ccs |
Install and update software from a Conary repository, including updating to an earlier version Read more |
| conary updateall | |
| #> conary updateall #> conary updateall --resolve |
Update the top-level groups and any additional troves not under those groups Read more |
| conary remove | |
| #> conary remove /usr/share/example/example.doc | Remove a file from the system and from Conary management, ensuring it is not reinstalled during Conary updates of the package or group containing it Read more |
| conary erase | |
| #> conary erase example | Uninstall software (package or group) Read more |
| conary rollback | |
| #> conary rollback 1 #> conary rollback r.675 |
Roll back a system to a prior state, before one or more conary update commands Read more |
| conary rblist | |
| #> conary rblist | more | List the available rollback operations and the update operations that would be reversed during each rollback Read more |
| Update the kernel | |
| conary pin | |
| #> conary pin example #> conary pin kernel=2.6.17.11-1-0.1 |
Pin an installed trove (typically a component, package, or group) to prevent it from being modified or removed during a conary udpate or conary erase; kernels are pinned by default Read more |
| conary unpin | |
| #> conary unpin example #> conary unpin kernel=2.6.17.11-1-0.1 |
Unpin an installed trove (typically a component, package, or group) to allow it to be modified by conary udpate or conary erase Read more |
You forgot to note that the above content was copied from this page on rPath’s wiki:
http://wiki.rpath.com/wiki/Conary:QuickReference
Yepp, sorry about that. Was also an easier way for me to track down that page all the time