osinfo-db-import (1) - Linux Manuals
osinfo-db-import: Import an osinfo database archive
NAME
osinfo-db-import - Import an osinfo database archive
SYNOPSIS
osinfo-db-import [OPTIONS...] ARCHIVE-FILEDESCRIPTION
The osinfo-db-import tool will take an osinfo database archive and extract its contents into one of the standard database locations on the current host:- system
- This is the primary system-wide database location, intended for use by operating system vendors distributing database files in the native package format.
- local
- This is the secondary system-wide database location, intended for use by system administrators wishing to provide an updated database for all users.
- user
- This is the user private database location, intended for use by unprivileged local users wishing to provide applications they use with an updated database.
If run by a privileged account (ie root), the local database location will be used by default, otherwise the user location will be used.
OPTIONS
- --user
- Override the default behaviour to force installation into the user database location.
- --local
- Override the default behaviour to force installation into the local database location.
- --system
- Override the default behaviour to force installation into the system database location.
- --dir=PATH
- Override the default behaviour to force installation into the custom directory PATH.
- --root=PATH
- Prefix the installation location with the root directory given by "PATH". This is useful when wishing to install into a chroot environment or equivalent.
- -v, --verbose
- Display verbose progress information when installing files
EXIT STATUS
The exit status will be 0 if all files were installed successfully, or 1 if at least one file could not be installed.AUTHORS
Daniel P. Berrange <berrange [at] redhat.com>COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2016 Red Hat, Inc.LICENSE
"osinfo-db-import" is distributed under the terms of the GNU LGPL v2+ license. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE