Conary:User Tips and Tricks

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The following are useful examples of user procedures performed with the conary command and shell utilities.

Example lines beginning with # denote a command-line requiring root user permissions. Lines prepended with $ do not require any special user permissions

For examples requiring a repository reference, a listing of Public Conary Repositories is available.

List all troves in a specific configured repository

$ conary rq --install-label conary.rpath.com@rpl:devel

List all troves in a non-configured repository

$ conary --config "[[Conary:repository Map|repository Map]] foresight.rpath.org http://foresight.rpath.org/conary/" --install-label foresight.rpath.org@fl:desktop rq

Install a shadowed trove (Simple method)

# conary update mailman=contrib.rpath.org@rpl:noprivate

Install a shadowed trove (Full Label Method)

# conary update mailman=/conary.rpath.com@rpl:devel//contrib.rpath.org@rpl:noprivate

Install a specific version of a trove

# conary update zlib=1.2.2-2-1

List all components of an installed package

$ conary q zlib=

Figure out which trove installed a given file

$ conary q --path /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

Figure out which repository a package was installed from

$ conary q --full-versions zlib

Find all locally cooked troves installed on a system

$ conary q --full-versions | grep local@local

Verify that a cooked changeset is a redirect

$ conary scs --all locally-cooked.ccs