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patch-bundle-create (pbc) [options] [product name] [product version] [product
arch] [patch file] [folder]
Creates a new patch bundle. Accepts the following arguments:
Product Name - Name of the product to which this patch applies, must be one of the following:
SUSE LINUX, SUSE SLES, SUSE CORE, Novell Linux Desktop, SuSE SLED.
Product Version - Version of the product to which this patch applies.
Product Arch - Product architecture. Must be one of the following: i386, x86_84
Patch File - File containing the patch.
Folder - Bundle folder to use for this patch bundle.
Catalog Commands
These commands are used to create and modify catalogs, including adding bundles to catalogs.
Catalog commands begin with the word
form.
catalog-add-bundle (cab) [options] [catalog] [bundle] [...]
Associates one or more bundles or bundle groups with a catalog. Accepts the following option
flag:
--relative=[DD:HH:MM] - Specifies that the action should be performed at a time relative to
now. The time should be formatted as DD:HH:MM. A repeat frequency can be specified.
catalog-create (cc) [options] [catalog name] [containing folder]
Creates a new catalog in the specified folder.
catalog-delete (cd) [options] [catalog] [...]
Deletes the specified catalog.
catalog-folder-create (cfc) [options] [folder name] [containing folder]
Creates a new folder for containing catalogs. If a folder is provided, the catalog is created in the
specified folder. The containing folder can be a path to an existing catalog folder, such as
folder/subfolder.
catalog-list (cl) [options] [folder] [filter]
Lists catalogs in a folder. Accepts the following option flags:
-r,--recursive - Includes subfolders.
-f,--filter - Displays options matching the specified filter. Wildcards * and ? can be used if they
are enclosed in quotation marks.
catalog-list-bundles (clb) [options] [catalog]
Displays the list of all bundles assigned to a catalog.
catalog-move (cmv) [options] [catalog] [new folder]
Moves the specified catalog to the location specified by new folder. The folder you specify
using
catalog-rename (crn) [options] [current name] [new name]
Renames the specified catalog.
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must already exist or the move fails.
[new folder]
in the long form, or with the letter
catalog
in the short
c