NAME

       mini-buildd - Easy Debian build daemon and repository.

DESCRIPTION

       usage: mini-buildd [-h] [--version] [-E HTTPD_ENDPOINT] [-W HTTPD_BIND]

              [-S  SMTP]  [-U  DEDICATED_USER] [-H HOME] [-F PIDFILE] [-f] [-v] [-q] [-l LOGGERS]
              [-d OPTION,..] [-P PASSWORD] [-D APP[.MODEL]] [-L FILE] [-R]

       Minimal Debian build daemon.

   optional arguments:
       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

       --version
              show program's version number and exit

   daemon arguments:
       -E HTTPD_ENDPOINT, --httpd-endpoint HTTPD_ENDPOINT
              Network endpoint for the http daemon (twisted-style). May be given multiple  times.
              Examples:

              tcp6:port=8066

              ssl:port=8068:privateKey=<path>:certKey=<path>

              unix:address=/tmp/mini-buildd.sock

              See                                                                           also:
              https://twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/core/howto/endpoints.html#servers

              If none given, the default used is:

              ['tcp6:port=8066']

              (default: None)

       -W HTTPD_BIND, --httpd-bind HTTPD_BIND
              DEPRECATED (use '--httpd-endpoint' instead): Web Server  IP/Hostname  and  port  to
              bind to. (default: :::8066)

       -S SMTP, --smtp SMTP
              SMTP  credentials  in  format '[USER]:[PASSWORD]@smtp|ssmtp://HOST:PORT'. (default:
              :@smtp://localhost:25)

       -U DEDICATED_USER, --dedicated-user DEDICATED_USER
              Force a custom dedicated user name (to run as a different user than 'mini-buildd').
              (default: mini-buildd)

       -H HOME, --home HOME
              Run  with  this home dir (you may use '~' for user expansion). The only use case to
              change this for debugging, really. (default: ~)

       -F PIDFILE, --pidfile PIDFILE
              Set  pidfile   path   (you   may   use   '~'   for   user   expansion).   (default:
              ~/.mini-buildd.pid)

       -f, --foreground
              Don't daemonize, log to console. (default: False)

   logging and debugging arguments:
       -v, --verbose
              Lower log level. Give twice for max logs. (default: 0)

       -q, --quiet
              Tighten log level. Give twice for min logs. (default: 0)

       -l LOGGERS, --loggers LOGGERS
              Comma-separated   list   of   loggers   (file,syslog,console)   to  use.  (default:
              file,syslog)

       -d OPTION,.., --debug OPTION,..
              Comma-separated list of special debugging options: 'warnings'  (show  all  warnings
              from  python's  warnings  module  in log), 'exception' (log tracebacks in exception
              handlers), 'http' (put http server in debug mode), 'webapp'  (put  web  application
              [django]  in  debug  mode), 'sbuild' (run sbuild in debug mode), 'keep' (keep spool
              and temporary directories), 'profile' (produce cProfile  dump  in  log  directory).
              (default: )

   database arguments:
       -P PASSWORD, --set-admin-password PASSWORD
              Update password for django superuser named 'admin'; user is created if non-existent
              yet. (default: None)

       -D APP[.MODEL], --dumpdata APP[.MODEL]
              Dump database contents for app[.MODEL] as JSON file (see 'django-admin  dumpdata').
              (default: None)

       -L FILE, --loaddata FILE
              INTERNAL  USE  ONLY, use with care! Load JSON file into database (see 'django-admin
              loaddata'). (default: None)

       -R, --remove-system-artifacts
              INTERNAL USE ONLY, use with care! Bulk-remove associated data of all  objects  that
              might have produced artifacts on the system. (default: False)

SEE ALSO

       This manual page only describes the call syntax of the mini-buildd program, which you will
       only really need for fine-tuning, debugging or testing.

       End-users usually just go with the online manual, which is always available through  mini-
       buildd's web interface. In a standard install, it's available at

       http://localhost:8066/manual/index.html.