mini-buildd - Easy Debian build daemon and repository.
usage: mini-buildd [-h] [--version] [-W HTTPD_BIND] [-S SMTP]
- [-U DEDICATED_USER] [-H HOME] [-F PIDFILE] [-f] [-v] [-q] [-l LOGGERS] [-d
OPTION,..] [-P PASSWORD] [-D APP[.MODEL]] [-L FILE] [-R]
Minimal Debian build daemon.
- -h, --help
- show this help message and exit
--version
- -v, --verbose
- Lower log level. Give twice for max logs. (default: 0)
- -q, --quiet
- Tighten log level. Give twice for min logs. (default: 0)
- -l LOGGERS, --loggers
LOGGERS
- Comma-separated list of loggers (file,syslog,console) to use. (default:
file,syslog)
- -d OPTION,.., --debug
OPTION,..
- Comma-separated list of special debugging options: 'warnings' (show all
warnings from python's warnings module in log), 'exception' (log
tracebacks in exception handlers), 'http' (put http server [cherrypy] in
debug mode), 'webapp' (put web application [django] in debug mode),
'sbuild' (run sbuild in debug mode), 'keep' (keep spool and temporary
directories), 'profile' (produce cProfile dump in log directory).
(default: )
This manual page only describes the call syntax of the mini-buildd
program, which you will only really need for fine-tuning, debugging or
testing.
End-users usually just go with the online manual, which is always
available through mini-buildd's web interface. In a standard install, it's
available at
http://localhost:8066/manual/index.html.