libertine-container-manager(1)
NAME
libertine-container-manager - Manage Libertine containers for supporting legacy X applications on Unity 8
SYNOPSIS
libertine-container-manager [ -v | -q ] command [ command_options ] libertine-container-manager -h libertine-container-manager command -h
DESCRIPTION
libertine-container-manager is a utility for managing Libertine containers used to support legacy X applications on Unity 8. It is possible to create new containers, delete containers, update containers, install new packages in a container, remove a package from a container, search for possible packages to install, and list all of the current containers.
OPTIONS
-q, --quiet
do not print status updates on stdout
-v, --verbose
extra verbose output
-h, --help
Print a summary of the command line options and exit.
COMMAND OVERVIEW
libertine-container-manager create [options]
Create a new Libertine container.
libertine-container-manager destroy [options]
Destroy (delete) an existing Liberine container.
libertine-container-manager install-package [options]
Install a package inside an existing Libertine container.
libertine-container-manager remove-package [options]
Remove an installed package inside an existing Libertine
container.
libertine-container-manager search-cache [options]
Searches the apt cache inside an existing Libertine container
for matches based on the given search string.
libertine-container-manager update [options]
Updates the packages inside an existing Libertine container.
libertine-container-manager list [options]
Lists all existing Libertine containers.
libertine-container-manager list-apps [options]
Lists available app launchers in a container.
libertine-container-manager exec [options]
Runs an arbitrary command in the specified Libertine container.
libertine-container-manager configure [options]
Configures various options in the specified Libertine container.
libertine-container-manager set-default [options]
Sets default container.
COMMAND REFERENCE
libertine-container-manager create [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier of form ([a-z0-9][a-z0-9+.-]+).
Required.
-t TYPE, --type TYPE
Type of Libertine container to create. Either 'lxc' or
'chroot'.
--password password
User's password for creating LXC containers. Intended for
testing only.
-d DISTRO, --distro DISTRO
Ubuntu distro series to create.
-n NAME, --name NAME
User friendly container name.
--force
Force installation of unsupported distro.
-m, --multiarch
Enable i386 support.
libertine-container-manager destroy [options]
Options:
-h , --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier. Default container is used if
omitted.
libertine-container-manager install-package [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier. Default container is used if
omitted.
-p PACKAGE, --package PACKAGE
Name of package to install. Required.
-n, --no-dialog
No dialog mode. Use text-based frontend during debconf
interactions.
libertine-container-manager remove-package [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier. Default container is used if
omitted.
-p PACKAGE, --package PACKAGE
Name of package to remove. Required.
-n, --no-dialog
No dialog mode. Use text-based frontend during debconf
interactions.
libertine-container-manager search-cache [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier. Default container is used if
omitted.
-s SEARCH_STRING, --search-string SEARCH_STRING
String to search for in the package cache. Required.
libertine-container-manager update [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier. Default container is used if
omitted.
libertine-container-manager list
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
libertine-container-manager list-apps [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier. Default container is used if
omitted.
-j, --json
Uses JSON output format.
libertine-container-manager exec [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier. Default container is used if
omitted.
-C COMMAND, --command COMMAND
The command to be executed.
libertine-container-manager configure [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier. Default container is used if
omitted.
-m, --multiarch
Enable i386 support.
-a {add,remove}, --archive{add,remove}
Adds or removes an archive in the specified container.
-n ARCHIVE_NAME, --archive-name ARCHIVE_NAME
Archive to be added or removed. Examples: 'deb
http://myserver/path/to/repo stable myrepo',
ppa:user/repository, multiverse
-k PUBLIC_KEY_FILE, --public-key-file PUBLIC_KEY_FILE
File containing public key used to sign new archive.
-b {add,remove}, --bind-mount{add,remove}
Adds or removes a bind-mount in the specified container.
-p MOUNT_PATH, --mount-path MOUNT_PATH
Absolute host path to be added or removed.
libertine-container-manager set-default [options]
Options:
-h, --help
Prints help for this command and exits.
-i ID, --id ID
Container identifier.
-c, --clear
Clear default container.
SEE ALSO
https://launchpad.net/libertine
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