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PACKINIT(1)                                                   General Commands Manual                                                  PACKINIT(1)

NAME

       packinit - initialize or update your .package file

SYNOPSIS

       packinit

DESCRIPTION

       Packinit  will  create  (or update) a .package file, so that all the dist tools can be smart and know some basic things about your package,
       such as its revision number, or the e-mail address of its maintainer.

       Packinit should be run from the top level directory of your package, before using any other dist tool. Later on, you may rerun it to update
       some of its values.  Packinit will create a single file and leave the remaining of your directory undisturbed.

VARIABLES

       Packinit defines the following variables in your .package file:

       baserev        The baseline revision number.
       cext           The  list  (space  separated)  of  file  extensions identifying potential holders of C symbols. This is added to the default
                      .[chyl] extension lookup.  Shell-style patterns may be used.
       changelog      The name of the ChangeLog file managed by patlog.
       changercs      Boolean stating whether RCS logs are to be made part of ChangeLog.
       copyright      Name of the file used for Copyright expansion.
       ftpdir         Directory where patches are located on the FTP site.
       ftpsite        Name of the FTP site where patches may be retrieved from.
       list_addr      Address of the package mailing list where users may post messages to.
       list_manager   Type of list manager attached to the list administrative request address.
       list_name      Name of the package users mailing list.
       list_request   Address where subscribe and unsubscribe requests for the package mailing list should be sent to.
       list_sub       Format of the subscribe requests.
       list_unsub     Format of the unsubscribe requests.
       list_users     A boolean string set to 'true' when there is a mailing list set up for discussion about the package.
       mailagent      A boolean string set to 'true' when people are allowed to retrieve patches via mailagent @SH mailpatch commands.
       maintloc       E-mail address of the package maintainer, preferably in Internet format.
       maintname      Full name of the package maintainer.
       mydiff         Name of the diff program to be used when computing a patch.
       newsgroups     Newsgroup list where new patches should be posted to, empty for no postings.
       orgname        Full name of the organization where the package maitainer resides, or path to a file containing that name.
       package        Name of the package.
       packver        Version of the packinit program that built the .package file.
       patchbranch    Name of the RCS branch used to store subsequent updates of a file after a baseline has been released.
       recipients     People who should be sent newly issued patches.
       shext          The list (space separated) of file extensions identifying potential holders of shell symbols. This is added to  the  default
                      .SH  extension lookup.  Shell-style patterns may be used. Note that only .SH extensions are looked up by Configure for auto-
                      matic shell extraction with variable substitutions, no matter what this variable is set to.

FILE

       .package       File holding all the package-related values

AUTHORS

       Larry Wall <lwall@netlabs.com> (version 2.0)
       Raphael Manfredi <ram@hptnos02.grenoble.hp.com>

SEE ALSO

       dist(7).

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NAME

       edusers - edit users list created by package

SYNOPSIS

       edusers [system [version]]

DESCRIPTION

       This  command lets you safely edit the users list created by the package command. It locks the file before launching the editor, hence pro-
       tecting against any concurrent update by some package command that could arrive at the same time (by e-mail). The level of protection  this
       locking buys you depends on the locking policy you have configured in your ~/.mailagent.

       If you are within a package source tree, all you need to say is

	    edusers

       to  edit  the  users  file for that package. In order for that particular feature to work properly, the package must have been placed under
       dist control, or at least the packinit command from the dist package must have been run.

       Otherwise, you may specify a system name, and optionally a version number if that is not enough to disambiguate. Using '-' will get you the
       lattest version available.

       In  any	case,  there  must be a proper setting of the distribs file to use this command. If that file is not accurate, the package command
       will not be able to produce a users file anyway.

ENVIRONMENT

       The editor is taken out of the EDITOR variable if defined, then from the VISUAL variable, defaulting to /usr/ae if none of the variables is
       set.

FILES

       ~/.mailagent	   configuration file for mailagent.
       Spool/distribs	   distribution list, same file as the one used for mailpatch.
       System/.package	   file created by dist's packinit command to indicate the root of the source tree for that package.
       System/users	   list of users of that system.
       Log/agentlog	   mailagent's log file.

AUTHOR

       Raphael Manfredi <Raphael_Manfredi@pobox.com>

SEE ALSO

       mailagent(1), metaconfig(1), package(1), packinit(1).

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