This is the command pybit-watcher that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
pybit-watcher - watches incoming directories for reprepro
SYNOPSIS
pybit-watcher [options]
DESCRIPTION
pybit-watcher monitors a nominated directory for Debian package uploads (*.changes) and
then runs a specified incoming rule on the configured reprepro repository.
OPTIONS
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
--conf_file=PYBIT_WATCHER_CONF_FILE
Config file to read settings from, defaults to watcher.conf which will be read from
configs/watcher and /etc/pybit/watcher in turn.
-v
Turn on verbose messages.
-d
Daemonise with output going to /var/log/pybit-watcher
DAEMON CONFIGURATION
pybit-watcher needs to be configured before it will run and process uploads. The
configuration file is in JSON format, ordering is not important.
repobase - top level directory of the reprepro repository, i.e. where reprepro can find
the ./conf/distributions file.
path - directory used for uploads, must be writeable by whichever user(s) will be able to
upload.
dryrun - if set to true, commands are printed to the console instead of being executed.
Default: true
rule - the reprepro incoming rule to call with this watcher. Only one incoming rule can be
used.
sleeptime - the time allowed after the watcher is notified that a .changes file has been
written to allow for the upload tool to change permissions or other management tasks.
Default: 3 seconds.
configured - Set to true once the other settings are correct for your installation.
Default is false.
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