Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.2 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 09-25-2008 Administration Manual page 575

File Management Commands
bundle-files (bf) [options] [bundle]
Shows the files in a given file bundle. Accepts the following option flag:
-g,--use-guid - Refer bundles by bundle GUIDs.
The Status column is empty if the file is not installed. It displays "i" if the file is installed,"c" if
the file is in the compressed form, or "p" if the file is of a lower version than that installed on
the device.
Package Management Commands
bundle-packages (bp) [option] [bundle]
Shows the packages in a given bundle. Accepts the following option flags:
--show-nevra - Shows the NEVRA details of the packages.
If the --show-nevra option is not specified, the output for this command is presented in the
Status, Catalog, Name, Version, and Arch columns. These provide the details of every package
that is part of the given bundle. Catalog, Name, Version, and Arch represent the catalog name,
package name, package version, and package architecture respectively.
The Status column is empty if the package is not installed. It displays "i" if the package is
installed, "v" if a different version of the package is installed on the device, or "s" if the
package in the bundle is of a lower version than that installed on the device.
The description of these columns is the same with other package commands.
If the --show-nevra option is specified, the output for this command is presented in the Status,
Catalog, Name, Epoch, Version, Release, and Arch columns.
checkpoint-add (cpa) [name] [date]
Adds a checkpoint. If the date is not specified, adds a check point with the current date.
checkpoint-remove (cpr) [name] [name] [...]
Removes the specified checkpoints.
checkpoints (cp)
Gets a list of saved checkpoints.
dump [output filename]
Gets a dump of system information as a SQLite database.
file-list (fl) [package name]
Lists files within a package.
history (hi) [options] [search term]
Searches package history for the search term you specify. By default, searches package names
for the search term, displaying the package version history. Use the following option flags to
perform a different search:
-n, --search-name - Searches by package name (default).
-a, --search-action - Searches by action.
-d, --days-back - Maximum number of days to look back (default 30)
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