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Host tagging
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apt-dater has a 'tagging' feature like the MUA mutt (a poor man's host filter ;).
Usage
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You can tag or untag a single host by pressing the `t' key. Tag multiple hosts
matching a pattern by pressing the `T' key. Hosts can be untagged by a pattern
using the Ctrl + `T' key combination.
The pattern is a regular expression matching the hostname. The pattern might be
pretended by a tokens to apply the regex on the following host's values:
~c codename
~d distributor
~f host flags
~g group
~p package
~u update
~A all hosts
After you have done your selection you can do some actions with the
tagged hosts by pressing the `;' key:
; i install a package
; g refresh the hosts
; u upgrade the hosts w/ pending updates
Examples
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Tag all hosts which have installed the package apt-dater-host:
~p apt-dater-host
Tag all hosts which are start with the word inet in their hostname:
^inet
Tag all hosts which have set the flag `x' and `R':
~f xR
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