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NAME

oi2_manage - Command-line interface to OpenInteract management tasks

SYNOPSIS

oi2_manage [task] [options]

To see all tasks:

$ oi2_manage list_tasks

See options and their description for a particular task:

$ oi2_manage task_info --task=foo

Common options:

--website_dir  - Directory of website (can use 'OPENINTERACT2' env instead)
--source_dir   - Directory of OI2 source (at least pkg/ and sample/ dirs)
--package      - One or more packages to operate on
--package_dir  - Directory for package
--package_file - Package distribution file (eg, 'base_page-2.51.zip')
--status       - View more numerous status messages instead of progress messages
--debug        - Turn debugging on

Example: Install a website:

$ cd /opt/OpenInteract-2.05
$ oi2_manage create_website --website_dir=/home/httpd/mysite

Example: Install a package to a website using OPENINTERACT2 env instead of --website_dir:

$ export OPENINTERACT2=/home/httpd/mysite
$ oi2_manage install_package --package_file=/path/to/mypackage_1.00.zip

Example: Export a package

$ cd /path/to/my/package
$ oi2_manage export_package

Example: Check a package

$ cd /path/to/my/package
$ oi2_manage check_package

Example: Create the skeleton for a new package

$ cd /path/to/my/workdir
$ oi2_manage create_package --package=foopkg --source_dir=/opt/OpenInteract-2.05

DESCRIPTION

This is the command-line interface to the OpenInteract2::Manage module and all of its associated tasks. Since this is a simple shell around the management tasks it doesn't list all the tasks. (The docs here and the tasks would soon get out of sync.) Instead, just run:

oi2_manage list_tasks

And you'll get a list of tasks with a brief description for each. Guaranteed to be up-to-date.

You can find the optional and required parameters for a particular task with:

oi2_manage task_info --task=create_website

SEE ALSO

OpenInteract2::Manage

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2002-2004 Chris Winters. All rights reserved.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHORS

Chris Winters <chris@cwinters.com>