Commands

A “command” in tori is always the first argument you invoke tori with.

So to issue a command, use tori <command>, as in tori check.

The following commands are available:

• check: check for divergences between the configuration and the system
• cache: force an update of the local package cache
• help: show a usage summary with supported options
• version: print the current version and its release date

Some commands are meant for internal use, such as testing or debugging. You can also use them to check if tori is properly detecting the OS and running as the expected user (typically it runs as the user invoking it):

• os: reports the detected operating system, if it is supported
• user: reports the user tori is running as