TESTASE.PY(1) User Commands TESTASE.PY(1)NAME
testase.py - manual page for testase.py 3.6.0
SYNOPSIS
testase.py [OPTION]
DESCRIPTION
Run ASE test suite. ***WARNING***: This will leave a large number of files in current working directory, so be sure to do it in a new
directory!
OPTIONS -h, --help
show this help message and exit
--no-display
do not open graphical windows
testase.py 3.6.0 May 2012 TESTASE.PY(1)
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rainbow-run - Create and use Rainbow-isolated instances
SYNOPSIS
rainbow-run [options]
OPTIONS --version
show program's version number and exit
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose
Verbosity. Repeat for more verbose output.
-q, --quiet
Quiet. Disable all output.
-s SPOOL, --spool=SPOOL
Location of the rainbow spool.
-e ENVDIR, --envdir=ENVDIR
Location of an envdir describing the desired environment.
-E ENV, --env=ENV
Environment bindings to override.
-c CWD, --cwd=CWD
Working directory.
-f FD, --fd=FD
File descriptor number to leave open.
-i ID, --id=ID
ID of shared-data group.
-o OPTION, --option=OPTION
Options: video, audio, serial, constant-uid, xephyr, network.
-p PERMISSIONS, --permissions=PERMISSIONS
Location of a permissions.info file.
-u USER, --user=USER
Owning user.
-r RESUME_USER, --resume-user=RESUME_USER
Resume <user>.
-a ASSISTANT, --assistant=ASSISTANT
Task-specific assistant.
-G GROUP, --group=GROUP
Extra groups.
AUTHORS
Rainbow was primarilly written by Michael Stone and Noah Kantrowitz.
SEE ALSO
Full documentation for the rainbow suite is stored at http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Rainbow
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