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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
aptdcon
APTDCON(1) User manual APTDCON(1)
NAME
aptdcon - command line client for aptdaemon
SYNOPSIS
aptdcon [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
aptdcon allows to perform package management tasks, e.g. installing or removing software, using aptdaemon. There isn't any need to be root
to run this programme.
OPTIONS
-v, --version
Show the version number of the aptdcon.
-h, --help
Show information about the usage of the command.
-d, --debug
Show additional information on the command line.
-i, --install PACKAGES
Install the list of PACKAGES. If you want to install more than one package you have to put the package names into quotation marks.
--reinstall PACKAGES
Reinstall the list of PACKAGES. If you want to reinstall more than one package you have to put the package names into quotation
marks.
-r, --remove PACKAGES
Remove the list of PACKAGES. If you want to remove more than one package you have to put the package names into quotation marks.
-p, --purge PACKAGES
Purge the list of PACKAGES. If you want to purge more than one package you have to put the package names into quotation marks.
-u, --upgrade PACKAGES
Upgrade the list of PACKAGES. If you want to upgrade more than one package you have to put the package names into quotation marks.
--upgrade-system
Upgrade the whole system.
--fix-install
Try to complete a previously cancelled installation by calling "dpkg --configure -a".
--fix-depends
Try to resolve unsatisified dependencies. Attention: Currently you don't get a confirmation of the changes, which makes this method
quite dangerous since it could remove a lot of packages.
--add-vendor-key PUBLIC_KEY_FILE
Install the PUBLIC_KEY_FILE to authenticate and trust packages singed by the vendor.
--add-vendor-key-from-keyserver PUBLIC_KEY_ID
Download and install the PUBLIC_KEY_ID to authenticate and trust packages singed by the vendor. Requires the --keyserver to be set.
--key-server KEYSERVER
Download vendor keys from the given KEYSERVER.
--remove-vendor-key FINGERPRINT
Remove the vendor key of the given FINGERPRINT to no longer trust packages from this vendor.
--add-repository 'DEB_LINE'
Allow to install software from the repository specified by the given DEB_LINE. You have to put quotation marks around the DEB_LINE
since it normally contains spaces: 'deb http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian unstable main'
--sources-file SOURCES_FILE
Specify an alternative sources file to which the new repository should be written. SOURCES_FILE should be only the basename: back-
ports.list
--list-trusted-vendors
Show all trusted software vendors and theirs keys.
--hide-terminal
Do not attach to the interactive terminal of the underlying dpkg call.
--allow-unauthenticated
Allow to install packages which are not from a trusted vendor.
EXAMPLES
The following command will install the package xterm and remove the package eterm in the same run:
$ aptdcon --install "xterm" --remove "eterm"
To handle more than one package the names have to be put into quotation marks. The following command will install xterm and eterm:
$ aptdcon --install "xterm eterm"
The following command will add the backport repository to the sources.list in a separate file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/backports.list :
$ aptdcon --sources-file backports.list
--add-repostiry "deb http://archive.backports.org/debian stable main"
DIAGNOSTICS
By default aptdaemon logs to the syslog facility AptDaemon. Furthermore you can use the -d option to get additional information on the com-
mand line.
HOMEPAGE
https://launchpad.net/aptdaemon
BUGS
You can report bugs at the Launchpad site of aptdaemon: https://bugs.launchpad.net/aptdaemon/+filebug
AUTHOR
Sebastian Heinlein <devel at glatzor dot de>
SEE ALSO
aptd(1), org.debian.apt(7), org.debian.apt.transaction(7)
aptdaemon December 2009 APTDCON(1)