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NAME

       ben - transition tracker manager

SYNOPSIS

       ben FRONTEND [OPTIONS]

       ben [-h|-help|--help]

DESCRIPTION

       The ben(1) command is a set of utilities written in OCaml. It provides a full featured
       transition tracker to follow the evolution of a set of packages in the Debian’s archive.
       All frontends share a common list of options described below.

OPTIONS

       --dry-run
           Dry run

       --quiet|-q
           Quiet mode

       --verbose
           Verbose mode

       --mirror uri
           Package mirror to use

       --mirror-binaries uri
           Package mirror to use for binaries

       --mirror-sources uri
           Package mirror to use for sources

       --areas a,...
           Areas to consider (comma separated)

       --archs a,...
           Architectures to consider (comma separated)

       --suite a
           Suite

       --cache-dir d
           Path to cache dir

       --cache-file|-C f
           Specify the name of the cache file

       *--use-cache
           Use cache whenever possible

       --config|-c c
           Config file

FRONTENDS

       download
           has no command-line options, except the shared ones. It downloads all Sources.bz2
           files and all Packages.bz2 files for selected architectures and areas.

       query
           This utility is pretty much like grep-dctrl(1). Given a list of Packages or Sources
           files, it performs a query and outputs the result.

       monitor
           The frontend monitor builds a monitor page for a transition that is described by few
           criteria (the list of affected packages, a description of good package and the
           description of a broken package).

       tracker
           This frontend uses the monitor to generate a summary page about all known transitions.
           An example of such summary can be found at http://release.debian.org/transitions/.

       For more information about ben’s frontends, please refer to the reference manual.

AUTHOR

       Ben was originally written by Stéphane Glondu.

RESOURCES

       Main web site: http://ben.debian.net/

                                            12/24/2013                                     BEN(1)