NAME

infopkg — query the package database

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

infopkg reads the package database, or a package archive, and prints what it finds. Exactly one of -f, -i, -l and -o must be given.

The options are as follows:

-f file

Print the footprint of the package archive file. The database is not used.

-h

Print a usage summary.

-i

List the installed packages with their versions, sorted by name.

-l package | file

List the files of the installed package package. If no such package is installed, list the files in the package archive file.

-o regex

List the installed files matching the extended regular expression regex, with the package that owns each. Paths are matched with a leading ‘/’. If nothing matches, “no owner found” is printed.

-r root

Use the database under root instead of /.

-v

Print the version.

ENVIRONMENT

PKG_ROOT

Root if -r is not given.

PKG_DBDIR

Package database directory; see addpkg(8).

FILES

/var/lib/pkg/db

Package database.

EXIT STATUS

The infopkg utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs. Finding no owner with -o is not an error.

EXAMPLES

Which package owns /bin/ls?

List the files in a package archive:

SEE ALSO

addpkg(8), delpkg(8), pkg(8)