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README.md

About

portzap is a simple bourne shell script that takes care of keeping up to date with the HardenedBSD ports collection.

The HardenedBSD ports collection is maintained as a git repository, and portzap allows the repository to be cloned (and updated) using a regular user account. The unpacking of the repository to /usr/ports is also supported but must be performed by root.

Usage

  • portzap init
    This command should be run as root.
    The command creates the _portzap user / group, and the directory /home/_portzap.

  • portzap clone
    This command should be run by a user account that is a member of the _portzap group.
    The command clones HardenedBSD's ports collection into /home/_portzap/ports.

  • portzap pull
    This command should be run by a user account that is a member of the _portzap group.
    The command updates an existing repository previously cloned with portzap clone.

  • portzap install
    This command should be run as root.
    The command installs /home/_portzap/ports into /usr/ports.

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