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A binary package built with xbps is a normal tar(1) archive, compressed
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with bzip2 and has the following structure:
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/
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/usr ------|
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/var ------| => Package structure that will be installed.
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/etc ------|
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...
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/var/cache/xbps/metadata/$pkgname
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/var/cache/xbps/metadata/$pkgname/flist
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/var/cache/xbps/metadata/$pkgname/props.plist
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/var/cache/xbps/metadata/$pkgname/postpre-action
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Metadata info is stored in the "/var/cache/xbps/metadata/$pkgname"
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directory and two files will be always be present: flist and props.plist.
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The flist file contains the list of files that the package will
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install. The props.plist file is a proplib(3) property list and
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has the following structure:
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<dict>
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<key>pkgname</key>
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<string>foo</string>
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<key>version</key>
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<string>3.40</string>
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<key>maintainer</key>
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<string>The Master BOFH <bofh@baobab.org> </string>
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<key>short_desc</key>
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<string>Foo is a virtual package</string>
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<key>long_desc</key>
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<string>
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Foo is a virtual package to show how the metadata props.plist file works
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with xbps handling binary packages.</string>
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<key>architecture</key>
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<string>x86_64</string>
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<key>installed_size</key>
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<integer>500000</integer>
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<key>configuration_files</key>
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<array>
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<string>/etc/foo.conf</string>
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...
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</array>
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<key>run_depends</key>
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<array>
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<string>bofh-2.0</string>
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<string>blab-1.1</string>
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...
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</array>
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...
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</dict>
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The prepost-action is an executable script/command that allows you to
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trigger any action at pre/post installation/removal of the binary
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package. If return value is not 0, the package won't be registered into
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the database.
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The package's dictionary will also be written into the repository's package
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index file, that describes information about a binary package on it.
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See the BINPKG_REPOSITORY file for more info about repositories.
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