bunny

bunny: the package manager of Mwa Linux

bunny [--root <dir>] <command> [arguments]

bunny installs precompiled packages. It never compiles anything on your machine.

Before installing, it checks the size, the sha256 and the signature of every archive. If one check fails, nothing is installed.

A package is a plain .tar.zst archive. You can open it with tar.

Un paquet est une simple archive .tar.zst. Elle s'ouvre avec tar.

update: download the signed indexes of the repositories
search <pattern>: search by name or description
install <pkg>…: install packages and their dependencies
remove <pkg>…: remove packages
sysupgrade: upgrade the whole system
list [-f <pkg>]: installed packages, or the files of one
owns <path>: which package owns a file
info <pkg>: version, dependencies, description
verify [<pkg>]: check installed files against the package
rollback <pkg>: reinstall the previous version from the cache

$ doas bunny update
$ bunny search zstd
$ doas bunny install zstd
$ bunny owns /usr/bin/zstd
$ doas bunny sysupgrade

/etc/bunny/repos.conf lists the repositories, one per line, by priority:

/etc/bunny/repos.conf liste les dépôts, un par ligne, par ordre de priorité :

stable  http://pkg.mwa.dog/stable/
testing http://pkg.mwa.dog/testing/

testing gets new builds first. They move to stable after a test machine boots with them.

testing reçoit d'abord les nouvelles versions. Elles passent dans stable après le démarrage d'une machine de test avec elles.

Only http:// is accepted. The transport proves nothing: the signatures do. bunny refuses an index older than the one it already has, so a server cannot send you back to old packages.

Seul http:// est accepté. Le transport ne prouve rien : ce sont les signatures qui comptent. bunny refuse un index plus ancien que celui qu'il a déjà : un serveur ne peut pas te renvoyer vers de vieux paquets.

Browse the packages: pkg.mwa.dog.

Trusted keys are in /etc/bunny/keys/, from the mwa-keyring package. Key of 2026 (Ed25519, minisign format):

Les clés de confiance sont dans /etc/bunny/keys/, fournies par le paquet mwa-keyring. Clé de 2026 (Ed25519, format minisign) :

RWT0DI/j+53wchmcBUfUgxf643+lwnDT2rlqxpi51QHv8y+tv3Nb0ShN

Check an archive by hand:

$ bunny check-sig zstd-1.5.7-1-x86_64.tar.zst
$ minisign -Vm zstd-1.5.7-1-x86_64.tar.zst -P RWT0DI/j+53wchmcBUfUgxf643+lwnDT2rlqxpi51QHv8y+tv3Nb0ShN

bunny never overwrites a file in /etc that you changed. It writes the new version next to it, as <file>.bunny-new, and tells you at the end.

bunny n'écrase jamais un fichier de /etc que tu as modifié. Il écrit la nouvelle version à côté, en <fichier>.bunny-new, et te le signale à la fin.

Go back to the previous version of a package (bunny keeps the last two in its cache):

$ doas bunny rollback zstd

If a broken library stops bunny from running, use bunny.static. It has no dependencies and no network, and installs from a local archive:

Si une bibliothèque cassée empêche bunny de se lancer, utilise bunny.static. Il n'a aucune dépendance ni accès réseau, et installe depuis une archive locale :

$ doas bunny.static install /var/cache/bunny/pkg/zstd-1.5.7-1-x86_64.tar.zst

/etc/bunny/repos.conf: repositories
/etc/bunny/keys/: trusted public keys
/var/lib/bunny/local/: installed packages, plain text
/var/lib/bunny/sync/: signed indexes
/var/cache/bunny/pkg/: downloaded archives

openrc(8), REPO(5), minisign(1)

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SEE ALSO

bunny

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