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NAME

       cruft - Check the filesystem for cruft (missing and unexplained files)

SYNOPSIS

       cruft [-h] [-d DRIVES] [--chroots CHROOTS] [--ignore IGNORES] [-r REPORTFILE] [-m ADDRESS] [-k | -n | -N]

DESCRIPTION

       This  manual  page documents briefly the cruft command.  Please see /usr/share/doc/cruft-common/README.gz
       for more information.

       cruft is a program that goes over the Debian packaging system's database, and compares  the  contents  of
       that with the files actually on your system, and produces a summary of the differences.

OPTIONS

       The following options are recognized:

       -h     Show a summary of options and exit.

       -d DRIVES
              Search  only  the  listed  filesystems.   DRIVES  should  be an absolute path, or a quoted, space-
              separated list of multiple absolute paths (eg, "/ /usr /home"). Multiple -d options are allowed as
              well. If not specified, cruft attempts to autodetect which filesystems to scan.

       --chroots CHROOTS
              Do not perform validity checks on symlinks under these directories. Useful  for  whatever  chroots
              are set up in the system.

       --ignore IGNORES
              Treat  the  directory  trees  in  IGNORES as if they did not exist.  IGNORES should be an absolute
              path, or a quoted, space-separated list of multiple absolute paths. Multiple --ignore options  are
              allowed as well.

       -r REPORTFILE
              Output report to REPORTFILE instead of standard output.

       -m ADDRESS
              Mail report to ADDRESS.

       -k     Only cleanup cruft's spool directory.

       -n     Generate input files for reporting, but do not generate a report.

       -N     Only generate a report, based on old input files.

       With  none  of  -k  -n  or  -N  cruft  performs all the above three actions, that is cleans its own spool
       directory, generates new input files and produces a report. Please note  that  cruft  never  deletes  any
       files outside its own spool directory.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

       It  is possible to get some debugging information from cruft by setting the variable CRUFT_DEBUG to 1. If
       you need more detailed information on what cruft is doing, set it to 2.

SEE ALSO

       /usr/share/doc/cruft-common/README.gz

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Anthony Towns <ajt@debian.org>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but  may
       be used by others).

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