=head1 NAME public-inbox-fetch - "git fetch" wrapper for v2 inbox mirrors =head1 SYNOPSIS public-inbox-fetch [--exit-code] -C INBOX_DIR =head1 DESCRIPTION public-inbox-fetch updates git storage of public-inbox mirrors. With v2 inboxes, it allows detection of new epochs and avoids unnecessary traffic on old epochs. public-inbox-fetch does not use nor require any configuration files of its own. It does not run L, making it suitable for maintaining git-only backups. For v2 inboxes, it will maintain C<$INBOX_DIR/manifest.js.gz> file to speed up future invocations. It always safe to remove manifest.js.gz, it is merely an optimization and will be restored on the next invocation. To prevent fetches on any v2 epoch, use L to remove write permissions to the top-level of the epoch. For example, to disable fetches on epoch 4: chmod a-w $INBOX_DIR/git/4.git If you wish to re-enable fetches to the epoch: chmod u+w $INBOX_DIR/git/4.git =head1 OPTIONS =over =item -q =item --quiet Quiets down progress messages, also passed to L. =item --exit-code Exit with C<127> if no updates are done. This can be used in shell scripts to avoid invoking L when there are no updates: public-inbox-fetch -q --exit-code && public-inbox-index test $? -eq 0 || exit $? =item -v =item --verbose Increases verbosity, also passed to L. =item --torsocks=auto|no|yes =item --no-torsocks Whether to wrap L and L commands with torsocks. Default: C =back =head1 EXIT CODES =over =item 127 no updates when L is used above =back public-inbox-fetch will also exit with curl L as documented in the L manpage (e.g. C<7> when curl cannot reach a host). Likewise, L failures are also propagated to the user. =head1 CONTACT Feedback welcome via plain-text mail to L The mail archives are hosted at L and L =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright all contributors L License: AGPL-3.0+ L =head1 SEE ALSO L, L