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YAST2(8)		     System configuration		      YAST2(8)

NAME
       YaST2 - universal configuration utility

SYNOPSIS
       yast2 [ options ] [ module ] [ module specific options ]
       yast2 --install <package> [ <package> [ ...  ] ]

DESCRIPTION
       YaST2  is used to configure the system. It can configure a common hard‐
       ware (sound cards,  printers,  keyboards,  mice),  network  connections
       (network	 cards,	 ISDN cards, modems, DSL connections), network clients
       and services (NFS, NIS), as well as a general system options (language,
       partitioning, software, bootloader).

       YaST2  comes with three frontends: GTK , QT and ncurses.	 All frontends
       are functionally equivalent.  The correct frontend is selected automat‐
       ically  based  on  the available components and the current environment
       (the DISPLAY variable).

       Use yast2 alone to launch the YaST2 Control Center from which  you  can
       select  a  particular  configuration  module  or	 use yast2 <module> to
       launch the module directly.

OPTIONS
       --qt   Run YaST in the QT graphical frontend

       --gtk  Run YaST in the GTK graphical frontend

       --ncurses
	      Run YaST in the ncurses text-mode frontend

       -g, --geometry
	      Default window size (QT frontend only).

       -h, --help
	      Print a usage and exit.

       -i, --install <package> [ <package> [ ... ] ]
	      Install an RPM package. The package can be a single short	 pack‐
	      age  name	 (e.g.	gvim)  which will be installed with dependency
	      checking, or the full path to an rpm package (e.g /tmp/gvim.rpm)
	      which will be installed without dependency checking.

       --remove <package> [ <package> [ ... ] ]
	      Remove  an  RPM  package. The package can be short package names
	      (e.g. gvim) which will be removed with dependency checking.

       -l, --list
	      List all available modules. To obtain usage info about a module,
	      use "yast module help".

MODULES WITH COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
       This is a list of YaST modules currently supporting command line inter‐
       face:

       answering_machine, bootloader, ca_mgm,  dhcp-server,  dns,  dns-server,
       fax,  firewall,	groups,	 host,	http-server, idedma, inetd, irda, ker‐
       beros-client,  keyboard,	 lan,  language,  ldap,	 mail,	 mouse,	  nfs,
       nfs_server,  nis, nis_server, ntp-client, power-management, powertweak,
       printer, profile-manager,  proxy,  remote,  routing,  runlevel,	samba-
       client,	samba-server,  security,  sound, sysconfig, tftp-server, time‐
       zone, tv, users

       To obtain a list of basic commands for using a YaST module with support
       for command line interface, use:
       yast2 module help

       To  get more comprehensive information about the commands available for
       a YaST module, use:
       yast2 module longhelp

       To get information about the commands available for a YaST module in  a
       XML formatted file, use:
       yast2 module xmlhelp xmlfile= <filename>

       To get information about a specific command of a YaST module, use:
       yast2 module command help

       To  start an interactive console in which you can execute commands of a
       YaST module, use
       yast2 module interactive

FILES
       /var/log/YaST2/*
	      Logs

       /etc/sysconfig/yast2, $HOME/.yast2/yast2
	      Configures the preferred GUI.

EXIT STATUS
       0      Successful program execution.

       1      Too few arguments.

       5      Error in arguments.

       16     Generic module error.

       > 16   Module specific error codes.

AUTHOR
       Michal Svec <msvec@suse.cz> - manual page
       Jakub Friedl <jfriedl@suse.cz> - manual page

SEE ALSO
       Documentation in /usr/share/doc/packages/yast2*.

yast2				 January 2003			      YAST2(8)
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