youri-check - package check agent
Version 1.0
youri-check [options] <mode>
Options:
--config <file> use file <file> as config file --skip-media <media> skip media <media> --skip-plugin <plugin> skip plugin <plugin> --verbose verbose run --test test run --help print this help message
youri-check allows to check packages in a repository.
In input mode, all medias defined in configuration are passed to a list of input plugins, each of them storing their result in a persistent resultset. In output mode, this resultset is passed to a list of output plugins, each of them producing arbitrary effects.
Use given file as configuration, instead of normal one.
Skip media with given identity.
Skip plugin with given identity.
Produce more verbose output (can be used more than once)
Don't perform any modification.
Print a brief help message and exits.
Configuration is read from the first file found among:
All additional configuration files specified by includes directive are then processed. Then command line options. Any directive overrides prior definition.
Uses space-separated list files as a list of additional configuration files.
Declare a maintainer resolver object with identity id.
Declare a maintainer preferences object with identity id.
Declare a resultset object with identity id.
Declares a list of media objects with identity taken in space-separated list ids.
Declares a list of input plugin objects with identity taken in space-separated list ids.
Declares a list of output plugin objects with identity taken in space-separated list ids.
Each object declared in configuration must be fully defined later, using a configuration section, starting with bracketed object identity, followed by at least a class directive, then any number of additional object-specific directives.
Example:
objects = foo [foo] class = Foo::Bar key1 = value1 key2 = value2
Youri::Config, for configuration file format.
Each used plugin man page, for available options.
Copyright (C) 2002-2006, YOURI project
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.