pybit-watcher1
Watches incoming directories for reprepro
Usage
pybit-watcher [options]
Overview
pybit-watcher monitors a nominated directory for Debian package uploads (*.changes) and then runs a specified incoming rule on the configured reprepro repository.
Options
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-h, --help -
show this help message and exit
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--conf_file=PYBIT_WATCHER_CONF_FILE -
Config file to read settings from, defaults to watcher.conf which will be read from configs/watcher and /etc/pybit/watcher in turn.
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-v -
Turn on verbose messages.
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-d -
Daemonise with output going to /var/log/pybit-watcher
Daemon configuration
pybit-watcher needs to be configured before it will run and process uploads. The configuration file is in JSON format, ordering is not important.
repobase - top level directory of the reprepro repository, i.e. where reprepro can find the ./conf/distributions file.
path - directory used for uploads, must be writeable by whichever user(s) will be able to upload.
dryrun - if set to true, commands are printed to the console instead of being executed. Default: true
rule - the reprepro incoming rule to call with this watcher. Only one incoming rule can be used.
sleeptime - the time allowed after the watcher is notified that a .changes file has been written to allow for the upload tool to change permissions or other management tasks. Default: 3 seconds.
configured - Set to true once the other settings are correct for your installation. Default is false.
History
- Debian 10 (Buster): the text shown here
- Debian 9 (Stretch)
- Debian 8 (Jessie)