freight-init (1) - Linux Manuals
freight-init: initialize a Freight directory
NAME
freight-init - initialize a Freight directorySYNOPSIS
freight init [--libdir varlib] [--cachedir varcache] [--archs archs] [--origin origin] [--label label] [-v] [-h] -g gpg dirnameDESCRIPTION
freight-init will setup a directory to be used by Freight. It will generate small wrappers around the original Freight commands. Use freight-add(1) and freight-cache(1) to work against the VARLIB and VARCACHE given to freight init.The benefit of using freight-init is to automate the setup of Freight and to configure all data to be stored in one directory.
Configuration is stored in dirname/etc/freight.conf.
OPTIONS
- -g gpg, --gpg=gpg
- GPG key. May be given multiple times.
- --libdir=varlib
- VARLIB directory to use. Defaults to dirname/var/lib
- --cachedir=varcache
- VARCACHE directory to use. Defaults to dirname/var/cache
- --archs=archs
- Architectures to generate archives for. Defaults to i386 amd64
- --origin=origin
- Debian archive Origin field value. Defaults to Freight
- --label=label
- Debian archive Label field value. Defaults to Freight
- --suite=suite
- Debian archive Suite field value.
- -v, --verbose
- Verbose mode.
- -h, --help
- Show a help message.
FILES
- /etc/freight.conf, ~/.freight.conf, etc/freight.conf, .freight.conf
- The default configuration files. See freight(5).