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_Gandalf_

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Registered: 2006-01-12

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mvpkg - a small tool for packagers

Hello ,

mvpkg is designed specially for Repo maintainers either a repo destined to be rsynced/copied later to a server or for those who have a local repository.

Features:
- pkgbuilds and binary directories are defined in a seperate config file along with many other options
- Verify is a binary exist, if not the folder will be skiped.
- if run with -m option, instead if skipping the folder, it will run makepkg.
- accept single/multiple folder paths.
- clean leftover files, including "src" and "pkg" folders, filelist and all backup files (that ends with a ~), can be enabled/disabled in the config file
- scan the binary directory, delete any old binary of this package, can be enabled/disabled in the config file.
- Remove any downloaded source (doesn't touch local sources), can be enabled/disabled in the config file.
- if run with -c or -C option a tarball will be created in a predefined directory, in order to make it easy to upload on AUR, the difference between c and C is that the C option will make mvpkg erase the directory where the temporary tarballs are created in.
- it can run gensync of your repo, you have the choice to either permently enable this option to gensync after each mvpkg call in the config file, or run it with the -s option..

Finally run mvpkg -h for more information, Don't forget to edit /etc/mvpkg.conf !!

Hopefully it will be usefull for you

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