Linux command
apt-mark 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Example
sudo apt-mark auto [package]
Example
sudo apt-mark manual [package]
Hold
sudo apt-mark hold [package]
Allow
sudo apt-mark unhold [package]
Example
apt-mark showmanual
Example
apt-mark showauto
Example
apt-mark showhold
说明
apt-mark is a utility to change the status of installed packages. It can mark packages as automatically installed (making them candidates for autoremove), manually installed, or held at their current version.
参数
- auto package
- Mark package as automatically installed
- manual package
- Mark package as manually installed
- hold package
- Hold package at current version, preventing upgrades
- unhold package
- Remove hold, allowing package to be upgraded
- showmanual
- Show list of manually installed packages
- showauto
- Show list of automatically installed packages
- showhold
- Show list of held packages
- showinstall
- Show list of packages marked as install
- showremove
- Show list of packages marked for removal
- showpurge
- Show list of packages marked for purge
- minimize-manual
- Mark all dependency packages as auto, keeping only directly needed packages as manual
- -f, --file filename
- Read/write package stats from the specified filename instead of default location
- -v, --verbose
- Verbose output
- -c, --config-file
- Specify a configuration file to use
- -o, --option
- Set a configuration option (syntax: -o Foo::Bar=bar)
FAQ
What is the apt-mark command used for?
apt-mark is a utility to change the status of installed packages. It can mark packages as automatically installed (making them candidates for autoremove), manually installed, or held at their current version.
How do I run a basic apt-mark example?
Run `sudo apt-mark auto [package]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does auto package do in apt-mark?
Mark package as automatically installed