utrans-rc - convert systemd units using utrans(1) and then save or install them

       Mark Hindley <mark@hindley.org.uk>

Version 0.7                                        2024-09-09                                       UTRANS-RC(1)

       BSD-2-Clause License <https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause>

       Copyright (c) 2023-2024, Mark Hindley

       utrans-rc scans the source directory/directories for systemd.service(5) and systemd.timer(5) units. If no
       source directory is specified, [/usr]/lib/systemd/system is scanned.

       Each unit is converted using utrans(1).

       If <OUTPUT_DIR> is specified, generated files are saved there. Otherwise, the files  are  considered  for
       installation  beneath /etc using sudo(8) and ucf(1) to preserve user modifications. However, installation
       of the whole unit is skipped if

       • the unit's parent package already includes functionality in the installation directory

       • it would overwrite any files in a package known to dpkg(1)

       utrans-rc also checks previously generated and installed files for changes in their source units. If  any
       modified  units  are  found  they are re-translated. If the source units have been removed, the generated
       files are disabled and removed (if unmodified).

       utrans-rc - convert systemd units using utrans(1) and then save or install them

       The following commandline options are supported:-

       -b<BACKEND>
              specify backend used by utrans(1). If unset, automatically detect the appropriate backends to use

       -h     show usage

       -o<OUTPUT_DIR>
              save generated files to subdirectories of <OUTPUT_DIR>

       -n     no action; dry run to show what would be done

       -u     only  check  for  new/modified/deleted  units  and update; ignored if <SOURCE_DIR> or <OUTPUT_DIR>
              specified

utrans(1), ucf(1)

       utrans-rc [-h] [-b <BACKEND>..] [-n | -o <OUTPUT_DIR>] [-u | <SOURCE_DIR>..]