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.TH avg-pkg-build-time 1 .\" "Command Manual" 1998-11-17 "November 17, 1998"
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avg-pkg-build-time \- display or alter database of package build times/space
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.B avg-pkg-build-space
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[\-s/\-\-space] [\-a/\-\-add <package name> <time>] [\-\-delete <package name>] [\-\-dump] [\-t/\-\-top]
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This man page documents avg-pkg-build from 1999-05-04.
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\fBavg-pkg-build-time\fR displays or alters data from a database of
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package build times or space, usually updated by sbuild.
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If no option is given \fBavg-pkg-build-time\fR will display the entire
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contents of the database.
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The database files are only used if they already exist. See
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README.Debian for more information.
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.IR \-a , "--add <package name> <time>"
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Add an entry for a package. <time> is in the format HH:MM:SS, where
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hours and minutes are optional.
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.IR "--delete <package name>"
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Remove the data for a package from the database.
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Output the contents of the database in unprocessed form.
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Display space instead of time.
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Sort the output by build time; longest build first.
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.SH ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
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The following environment variables are used by \fBavg-pkg-build-time\fR:
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The home directory of the user.
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\fBavg-pkg-build-time\fR reads the sbuild configuration files
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(/etc/sbuild.conf and ~/.sbuildrc (if it exists)) to discover the
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location of the database.
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Roman.Hodek@informatik.uni-erlangen.de