Conary Update
Update lets you update (upgrade) or downgrade a piece of software on your systemupdate all
You can update everything by using updateallPS If you are behind a proxy server see HttpProxy
$ su - # conary updateall no new troves were found
Applying update job 1 of 53: Update conary-policy(:doc :lib) (1.0.4-1-0.1 -> 1.0.6-1-0.1) Applying update job 2 of 53: Update conary-web-common(:data :doc :runtime) (0.61.0-1-0.1 -> 1.0-1-0.1) ... Applying update job 52 of 53: Install kernel(:build-tree :configs)=2.6.16.22-0.1-1 [~!kernel.debug,~!kernel.debugdata,~!kernel.numa,~kernel.smp is: x86(~!mmx)] Applying update job 53 of 53: Install kernel(:build-tree :configs)=2.6.16.22-0.1-1 [~!kernel.debug,~!kernel.debugdata,~!kernel.numa,~!kernel.smp is: x86(~!mmx)] ...
trove
You can specify a trove to update# conary update <trove>[=<revision>]
and including a revision allows you to specify any older or newer revision than the one currently installed on your system
group
You could specify a group to update# conary update <group>
update
# conary update sun-jre Additional troves are needed: sun-jre:lib=1.5.0_07-2-0.1 -> unixODBC:devellib=2.2.11-1.2-1 unixODBC:devellib=2.2.11-1.2-1 -> unixODBC:lib=2.2.11-1.2-1
If you get the error "Additional troves are needed:" you can use --resolve
resolve
This switch resolves any extra dependancies for a trove or group# conary update --resolve sun-jre
update kernel headers
# conary update kernel:build-tree or # conary update kernel:build-tree=2.6.16.22-0.1-1[kernel.smp]
REFERRERS
RpathConary
