portzap is a utility that manages a local copy of the
hardenedbsd ports tree.
The copy of the ports tree is maintained by members of
the _portzap group, and the copy of the ports tree
can be installed to /usr/ports/ by root.
This command should be run after installing portzap for the first time.
# Add the portzap user, group and home directory.
# This command requires root privileges.
# setup-portzap
# Clone the hardenedbsd ports tree into /home/_portzap/ports/.
# This command is delegated to the '_portzap' user.
$ portzap clone
# Pull updates into /home/_portzap/ports/.
# This command is delegated to the '_portzap' user.
$ portzap pull
# Install /home/_portzap/ports/ into /usr/ports/.
# This command requires root privileges.
# portzap install
# Start over: erase /usr/ports/ and /home/_portzap/ports/.
# This command requires root privileges.
$ portzap erase
-
$PORTZAP_GITURL
The URL to a git repository.
Default: https://git.hardenedbsd.org/hardenedbsd/ports.git. -
$PORTZAP_BRANCH
The git branch to clone and pull updates from.
Default: hardenedbsd/main. -
$PORTZAP_INSTALLDIR
The directory where the ports collection will be installed.
Default: /usr/ports/.
Port
portzap is available
as a hardenedbsd port.
pkg install portzap should work too but expect slower updates.
Source
The most recent version of portzap can be installed directly via git:
$ git clone https://github.com/0x1eef/portzap.git
$ cd portzap
# make install
# portzap setup
# pw groupmod -n _portzap -m <user>
BSD Zero Clause.
See LICENSE.