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-simplaret: simplepkg retrieval tool
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-
-Simplaret is a simplepkg tool used to download packages from local and remote repositories.
-With simplaret, one can grab packages for all archictectures and versions of slackware-like
-distributions that follows the mirror guidelines, allowing an easy management all
-jails and slackware installations in a machine, no matter wich arquiteture or version
-each one has.
-
-It was inspired in swaret behavior but don't tries to get its complexity level, but
-execute package download in a different way, where the local repository is organized
-by archictecture and version. It can also search for packages.
-
-Documentation
--------------
-
-The always updated english documentation is hosted at http://slack.sarava.org/node/17
-
-Downloading and installing
---------------------------
-
-Simplaret comes with simplepkg, wich installation and configuration is detailed
-at http://slack.sarava.org/node/15. Simplaret uses /etc/simplepkg/simplepkg.conf for
-its definitions and /etc/simplepkg/repos.conf for repository information.
-
-Repository organization
------------------------
-
-Simplaret local storage folder is defined through STORAGE parameter and is organized
-in this manner:
-
-  $STORAGE/arch/version/
-
-Packages from contributed repositories (i.e, not from an official distro mirror) are
-stored at
-
-  $STORAGE/arch/version/repository-name/
-
-This means, for example, that slack 10.2 packages are located in
-
-  $STORAGE/i386/10.2/
-
-And the slack.sarava.org's slamd64 packages can be stored in a place such as
-
-  $STORAGE/x86_64/10.2/slack.sarava.org/
-
-In the repository definition file (/etc/simplepkg/repos.conf), the entries must match
-the following schema, something that remembers a swaret.conf:
-
-  ROOT-i386="http://slack.sarava.org/slackware/"
-  ROOT-x86_64="http://ftp.heanet.ie/pub/slamd64/"
-  REPOS-i386-10.2="slack.sarava.org%http://slack.sarava.org/packages/slackware/slackware-10.2/"
-  REPOS-x86_64-10.2="slack.sarava.org%http://slack.sarava.org/packages/slamd64/slamd64-10.2/"
-
-Repositories defined as ROOT are those wich
-
-  - Have packages from the official distro or
-  - Are organized by version according to the mirror guidelines
-
-Repositories defined as REPOS are those containing packages from a specific version or
-non-oficial packages.
-
-When simplaret searches for a package, precedence is given first for ROOT definitions and then
-for REPOS ones. REPOS definitions should also include a identification name, delimited from
-the repository URL by the special sign %.
-
-Fetching the package list
--------------------------
-
-After configured, simplaret can fetch the package list with
-
-  simplaret --update
-
-This updates the package list from arch defined in DEFAULT_ARCH and version from DEFAULT_VERSION.
-To fetch package listings for x86_64 (slamd64) and version 10.2, use
-
-  ARCH=x86_64 VERSION=10.2 simplaret --update
-
-Searching
----------
-
-To search for a package, use the following commands as examples:
-
-  simplaret --search coreutils
-
-for a Slack/390 package,
-
-  ARCH=s390 simplaret --search x11
-
-for slack 10.1 with contributed i686 packages,
-
-  ARCH=i686 VERSION=10.1 simplaret --search icecast
-
-Downloading
------------
-
-To download a package,
-
-  simplaret --get icecast
-
-Simplaret downloads the first package found with the precedence explaned above.
-Future versions should contain an option to explicit get a package from a
-specific repository.
-
-Downloading patches
--------------------
-
-From the PATCHES_DIR parameter is possible to specify a folder where patches are
-placed, sorted by arch and version.
-
-Patches for slack 10.2 are always located at
-
-  $PATCHES_DIR/i386/10.2/
-
-In reality, patches are downloaded with a "simplaret --get" and stored in the $STORAGE
-subfolder for its arch and version and a symlink is created in $PATCHES_DIR/$ARCH/$VERSION.
-
-To grab all patches from an arch and version, use
-
-  ARCH=architecture VERSION=version simplaret --get-patches
-
-Purging the cache
------------------
-
-Simplaret cache from an arch and version can be purged with a
-
-  simplaret --purge
-
-But why use that?
------------------
-
-You may ask why someone wishes to use such tool.
-
-Simplaret was written with a *x86 environment in mind, where lots of jails with different archs
-and versions are installed. Suppose a x86_64 with the following chroots installed:
-
-  - slamd64 10.2
-  - slackware 10.2
-  - slackware 10.1 with additional i686 packages
-  - uSlack (i386 uClibc) 
-
-Keep all this stuff update manually is really a headache. Simplaret just tries to make it trivial.
-