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1.1 root 1: .TH MKDIST 1
2: .SH NAME
3: mkdist, insdist \(em make and install distribution packages
4: .SH SYNOPSIS
5: .ft CW
6: /usr/lib/dist/mkdist [-v] [-D \fIold\fP=\fInew\fP] [-[Xx] \fIcommand\fP] \fIfiles ...\fP
7: .sp
8: /usr/lib/dist/insdist [-v] [-D \fIold\fP=\fInew\fP] [-R \fIrootdir\fP]
9: .SH DESCRIPTION
10: .I Mkdist
11: packages the named files into a distribution package on the standard output.
12: A distribution package is an ordinary
13: .IR tar (1)
14: file, containing the files of the package as well as installation information
15: for use by
16: .IR insdist .
17: .PP
18: The
19: .B -D
20: option to both
21: .I mkdist
22: and
23: .I insdist
24: allows prefix substitution to be performed on pathnames going into the
25: distribution. (\c
26: .I Mkdist
27: arranges for all file names in the distribution to be absolute path names,
28: by prepending the current directory to any relative pathname arguments.)
29: At most one
30: .B -D
31: option will be applied to any name in the distribution, so there are no
32: substitution loops. If multiple
33: .B -D
34: options might match a given file name, the leftmost one from the command
35: line is chosen.
36: The
37: .B -R
38: option (\c
39: .I insdist
40: only) additionally specifies that all files are to be unpacked relative
41: to the given root directory.
42: .PP
43: The
44: .B -X
45: and
46: .B -x
47: options to
48: .I mkdist
49: allow a command to be given that will be executed
50: when the distribution is unpacked by
51: .I insdist .
52: These options are identical, except that pathname prefix substitution from
53: .B -D
54: options will be applied to a command specified in a
55: .B -X
56: option.
57: .PP
58: The
59: .B -v
60: option turns on verbose output describing what's going on.
61: .SH "SEE ALSO"
62: .IR tar (1)
63: .SH BUGS
64: The
65: .B -v
66: option should show more.
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