vzpkg localinstall

The vzpkg localinstall command is used to install a software package inside a Container from the corresponding file on the server.

Syntax

vzpkg localinstall [options] <CT_ID|CT_name> <rpm_file_path> [...]

Options

Name	Description
-C, --cache	When handling the package interdependencies, makes the `vzpkg localinstall` command look for the needed packages in the local `vzpkg` cache only. If there is a package not available locally, the command will fail. You can omit this parameter if the elapsed time from the last `vzpkg` cache update does not exceed the value of the `METADATA_EXPIRE` parameter specified in the `/etc/vztt/vztt.conf` file.
-r, --remote	If the elapsed time from the last `vzpkg` local cache update does not exceed the value of the `METADATA_EXPIRE` parameter specified in the `/etc/vztt/vztt.conf` file, you should use this option to make `vzpkg localinstall` look for the packages in the remote repository.
-n, --check-only	Simulates the same operations as `vzpkg localinstall` completes without specifying this option (e.g., handles the package interdependencies); however, the package itself is not installed in the specified Container.
-d, --debug `<num>`	Sets the debugging level to one of the specified values (from 0 to 10). 10 is the highest debug level and 0 sets the debug level to its minimal value.
-q, --quiet	Disables logging to the screen and to the log file.

When executed, the command installs the package, the full path to which is specified as <rpm_file_path>, inside the Container with the ID of <CT_ID> or with the name of <CT_name>. You may specify multiple packages to be installed inside the Container.

During its execution, vzpkg localinstall automatically handles the interdependencies among the packages to be installed inside a Container and ensures that all dependencies are satisfied. If the package dependencies cannot be resolved, the installation process will fail and the corresponding message will be displayed.

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