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paccheck 命令

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常用示例

List and check

paccheck

Check

paccheck [package1] [package2]

Example

paccheck --quiet

Example

paccheck --depends

Example

paccheck --help

说明

paccheck verifies the integrity and consistency of installed packages on Arch-based systems. It can check dependency relationships, verify that package files exist on disk, and validate file checksums against the package database records. The tool is useful for detecting system corruption, identifying manually modified configuration files, finding missing files, and ensuring all package dependencies are properly satisfied. It reads package metadata from the local pacman database.

参数

--quiet
Only display output if a problem is found
--depends
Check that all package dependencies are satisfied
--opt-depends
Check optional dependencies
--files
Check that package files exist
--file-properties
Check file properties against package database
--md5sum
Check file MD5 checksums
--sha256sum
Check file SHA256 checksums
--require-mtree
Treat missing MTREE data as an error
--db-files
Include database files in checks
--backup
Include backup files in checks
--noextract
Include NoExtract files in checks
--noupgrade
Include NoUpgrade files in checks
--help
Display help information
--version
Display version information

FAQ

What is the paccheck command used for?

paccheck verifies the integrity and consistency of installed packages on Arch-based systems. It can check dependency relationships, verify that package files exist on disk, and validate file checksums against the package database records. The tool is useful for detecting system corruption, identifying manually modified configuration files, finding missing files, and ensuring all package dependencies are properly satisfied. It reads package metadata from the local pacman database.

How do I run a basic paccheck example?

Run `paccheck` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does --quiet do in paccheck?

Only display output if a problem is found