Package configuration functions

Functions
int	xbps_configure_packages (struct xbps_handle *xhp, bool flush)
int	xbps_configure_pkg (struct xbps_handle *xhp, const char *pkgname, bool check_state, bool update, bool flush)

Detailed Description

Configure a package or all packages. Only packages in XBPS_PKG_STATE_UNPACKED state will be processed (unless overriden). Package configuration steps:

• Its post-install target in the INSTALL script will be executed.
• Its state will be changed to XBPS_PKG_STATE_INSTALLED if previous step ran successful.

Note

If the XBPS_FLAG_FORCE_CONFIGURE is set through xbps_init() in the flags member, the package (or packages) will be reconfigured even if its state is XBPS_PKG_STATE_INSTALLED.

Function Documentation

int xbps_configure_packages	(	struct xbps_handle *	xhp,
		bool	flush
	)

Configure (or force reconfiguration of) all packages.

Parameters

[in]	xhp	Pointer to an xbps_handle struct.
[in]	flush	Set it to true to flush state to pkgdb.

Returns

0 on success, otherwise an errno value.

Definition at line 50 of file package_configure.c.

References xbps_configure_pkg(), and xbps_pkgdb_update().

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int xbps_configure_pkg	(	struct xbps_handle *	xhp,
		const char *	pkgname,
		bool	check_state,
		bool	update,
		bool	flush
	)

Configure (or force reconfiguration of) a package.

Parameters

[in]	xhp	Pointer to an xbps_handle struct.
[in]	pkgname	Package name to configure.
[in]	check_state	Set it to true to check that package is in unpacked state.
[in]	update	Set it to true if this package is being updated.
[in]	flush	Set it to true to flush state to pkgdb.

Returns

0 on success, otherwise an errno value.

Definition at line 80 of file package_configure.c.

References xbps_handle::flags, xbps_handle::metadir, xbps_pkg_exec_script(), xbps_pkg_state_dictionary(), xbps_pkgdb_get_pkg(), xbps_pkgdb_update(), xbps_set_pkg_state_dictionary(), and xbps_xasprintf().

Referenced by xbps_configure_packages(), and xbps_transaction_commit().

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