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    Bocken 0.5.3

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    December 19th, 2005, 20:40 GMT
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    Bocken description

    Bocken is a package manager that handles forward and reverse recursive dependency resolving.

    Bocken is a package manager that handles forward and reverse recursive dependency resolving, installations, uninstallations, and install logging, and patching, unpacking, and integrity checks.

    It does not rely on a database and configuration files are made in an XML-like format. Bocken handles even the most locked down, proxied networks very well and has an intrinsic adaptability with LFS and "from source distributions".

    Client installation:

    ./Autoinstall (Or edit the script as required)

    Client uninstallation:

    bocken --reinstall bocken --nodeps --yes
    bocken --uninstall bocken --nodeps --yes

    How it works:

    Bocken will get specified packages from remote sites listed in /SYSCONFDIR/bocken/servers.conf and install packages from the site that has the latest version of the requested package.

    Bocken will try to resolve all dependencies and make an install order for them.

    It will download the packages and their patches, check md5sums, gpgsums and unpack the packages, configure make and make install as specified in the (remote or local) repositories packages.conf sections.

    When uninstalling packages the default is to also remove the packages that depends on the specified package.

    The Packages that depends on the depending package will also be removed.

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