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# type: =encoding
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1 ../fish/guestfish.pod:1
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:1 ../fuse/guestmount.pod:1
#: ../inspector/virt-inspector.pl:36 ../tools/virt-cat.pl:30
#: ../tools/virt-df.pl:32 ../tools/virt-edit.pl:31
#: ../tools/virt-list-filesystems.pl:28 ../tools/virt-list-partitions.pl:28
#: ../tools/virt-ls.pl:31 ../tools/virt-make-fs.pl:33
#: ../tools/virt-rescue.pl:29 ../tools/virt-resize.pl:38
#: ../tools/virt-tar.pl:30 ../tools/virt-win-reg.pl:34
msgid "utf8"
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:3 ../fish/guestfish.pod:3
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:3 ../fuse/guestmount.pod:3
#: ../inspector/virt-inspector.pl:38 ../tools/virt-cat.pl:32
#: ../tools/virt-df.pl:34 ../tools/virt-edit.pl:33
#: ../tools/virt-list-filesystems.pl:30 ../tools/virt-list-partitions.pl:30
#: ../tools/virt-ls.pl:33 ../tools/virt-make-fs.pl:35
#: ../tools/virt-rescue.pl:31 ../tools/virt-resize.pl:40
#: ../tools/virt-tar.pl:32 ../tools/virt-win-reg.pl:36
msgid "NAME"
msgstr "名前"

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:5
msgid "guestfs - Library for accessing and modifying virtual machine images"
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:7 ../fish/guestfish.pod:7
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:7 ../fuse/guestmount.pod:7
#: ../inspector/virt-inspector.pl:42 ../tools/virt-cat.pl:36
#: ../tools/virt-df.pl:38 ../tools/virt-edit.pl:37
#: ../tools/virt-list-filesystems.pl:34 ../tools/virt-list-partitions.pl:34
#: ../tools/virt-ls.pl:37 ../tools/virt-make-fs.pl:39
#: ../tools/virt-rescue.pl:35 ../tools/virt-resize.pl:44
#: ../tools/virt-tar.pl:36 ../tools/virt-win-reg.pl:40
msgid "SYNOPSIS"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:9
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" #include <guestfs.h>\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:11
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_h *g = guestfs_create ();\n"
" guestfs_add_drive (g, \"guest.img\");\n"
" guestfs_launch (g);\n"
" guestfs_mount (g, \"/dev/sda1\", \"/\");\n"
" guestfs_touch (g, \"/hello\");\n"
" guestfs_umount (g, \"/\");\n"
" guestfs_sync (g);\n"
" guestfs_close (g);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:20
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" cc prog.c -o prog -lguestfs\n"
"or:\n"
" cc prog.c -o prog `pkg-config libguestfs --cflags --libs`\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:24 ../fish/guestfish.pod:115
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:11 ../fuse/guestmount.pod:16
#: ../inspector/virt-inspector.pl:48 ../tools/virt-cat.pl:42
#: ../tools/virt-df.pl:46 ../tools/virt-edit.pl:51
#: ../tools/virt-list-filesystems.pl:40 ../tools/virt-list-partitions.pl:40
#: ../tools/virt-ls.pl:43 ../tools/virt-make-fs.pl:47
#: ../tools/virt-rescue.pl:51 ../tools/virt-resize.pl:50
#: ../tools/virt-tar.pl:73 ../tools/virt-win-reg.pl:64
msgid "DESCRIPTION"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:26
msgid ""
"Libguestfs is a library for accessing and modifying guest disk images.  "
"Amongst the things this is good for: making batch configuration changes to "
"guests, getting disk used/free statistics (see also: virt-df), migrating "
"between virtualization systems (see also: virt-p2v), performing partial "
"backups, performing partial guest clones, cloning guests and changing "
"registry/UUID/hostname info, and much else besides."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:34
msgid ""
"Libguestfs uses Linux kernel and qemu code, and can access any type of guest "
"filesystem that Linux and qemu can, including but not limited to: ext2/3/4, "
"btrfs, FAT and NTFS, LVM, many different disk partition schemes, qcow, "
"qcow2, vmdk."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:39
msgid ""
"Libguestfs provides ways to enumerate guest storage (eg. partitions, LVs, "
"what filesystem is in each LV, etc.).  It can also run commands in the "
"context of the guest.  Also you can access filesystems over FUSE."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:44
msgid ""
"Libguestfs is a library that can be linked with C and C++ management "
"programs (or management programs written in OCaml, Perl, Python, Ruby, Java, "
"Haskell or C#).  You can also use it from shell scripts or the command line."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:49
msgid ""
"You don't need to be root to use libguestfs, although obviously you do need "
"enough permissions to access the disk images."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:52
msgid ""
"Libguestfs is a large API because it can do many things.  For a gentle "
"introduction, please read the L</API OVERVIEW> section next."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:55
msgid "API OVERVIEW"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:57
msgid ""
"This section provides a gentler overview of the libguestfs API.  We also try "
"to group API calls together, where that may not be obvious from reading "
"about the individual calls in the main section of this manual."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:62
msgid "HANDLES"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:64
msgid ""
"Before you can use libguestfs calls, you have to create a handle.  Then you "
"must add at least one disk image to the handle, followed by launching the "
"handle, then performing whatever operations you want, and finally closing "
"the handle.  By convention we use the single letter C<g> for the name of the "
"handle variable, although of course you can use any name you want."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:71
msgid "The general structure of all libguestfs-using programs looks like this:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:74
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_h *g = guestfs_create ();\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:76
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" /* Call guestfs_add_drive additional times if there are\n"
"  * multiple disk images.\n"
"  */\n"
" guestfs_add_drive (g, \"guest.img\");\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:81
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" /* Most manipulation calls won't work until you've launched\n"
"  * the handle 'g'.  You have to do this _after_ adding drives\n"
"  * and _before_ other commands.\n"
"  */\n"
" guestfs_launch (g);\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:87
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" /* Now you can examine what partitions, LVs etc are available.\n"
"  */\n"
" char **partitions = guestfs_list_partitions (g);\n"
" char **logvols = guestfs_lvs (g);\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:92
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" /* To access a filesystem in the image, you must mount it.\n"
"  */\n"
" guestfs_mount (g, \"/dev/sda1\", \"/\");\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:96
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" /* Now you can perform filesystem actions on the guest\n"
"  * disk image.\n"
"  */\n"
" guestfs_touch (g, \"/hello\");\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:101
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" /* You only need to call guestfs_sync if you have made\n"
"  * changes to the guest image.  (But if you've made changes\n"
"  * then you *must* sync).  See also: guestfs_umount and\n"
"  * guestfs_umount_all calls.\n"
"  */\n"
" guestfs_sync (g);\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:108
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" /* Close the handle 'g'. */\n"
" guestfs_close (g);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:111
msgid ""
"The code above doesn't include any error checking.  In real code you should "
"check return values carefully for errors.  In general all functions that "
"return integers return C<-1> on error, and all functions that return "
"pointers return C<NULL> on error.  See section L</ERROR HANDLING> below for "
"how to handle errors, and consult the documentation for each function call "
"below to see precisely how they return error indications."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:119
msgid "DISK IMAGES"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:121
msgid ""
"The image filename (C<\"guest.img\"> in the example above) could be a disk "
"image from a virtual machine, a L<dd(1)> copy of a physical hard disk, an "
"actual block device, or simply an empty file of zeroes that you have created "
"through L<posix_fallocate(3)>.  Libguestfs lets you do useful things to all "
"of these."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:127
msgid ""
"You can add a disk read-only using L</guestfs_add_drive_ro>, in which case "
"libguestfs won't modify the file."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:130
msgid ""
"Be extremely cautious if the disk image is in use, eg. if it is being used "
"by a virtual machine.  Adding it read-write will almost certainly cause disk "
"corruption, but adding it read-only is safe."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:134
msgid ""
"You must add at least one disk image, and you may add multiple disk images.  "
"In the API, the disk images are usually referred to as C</dev/sda> (for the "
"first one you added), C</dev/sdb> (for the second one you added), etc."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:139
msgid ""
"Once L</guestfs_launch> has been called you cannot add any more images.  You "
"can call L</guestfs_list_devices> to get a list of the device names, in the "
"order that you added them.  See also L</BLOCK DEVICE NAMING> below."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:144
msgid "MOUNTING"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:146
msgid ""
"Before you can read or write files, create directories and so on in a disk "
"image that contains filesystems, you have to mount those filesystems using "
"L</guestfs_mount>.  If you already know that a disk image contains (for "
"example) one partition with a filesystem on that partition, then you can "
"mount it directly:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:152
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_mount (g, \"/dev/sda1\", \"/\");\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:154
msgid ""
"where C</dev/sda1> means literally the first partition (C<1>) of the first "
"disk image that we added (C</dev/sda>).  If the disk contains Linux LVM2 "
"logical volumes you could refer to those instead (eg. C</dev/VG/LV>)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:158
msgid ""
"If you are given a disk image and you don't know what it contains then you "
"have to find out.  Libguestfs can do that too: use L</"
"guestfs_list_partitions> and L</guestfs_lvs> to list possible partitions and "
"LVs, and either try mounting each to see what is mountable, or else examine "
"them with L</guestfs_vfs_type> or L</guestfs_file>.  Libguestfs also has a "
"set of APIs for inspection of disk images (see L</INSPECTION> below).  But "
"you might find it easier to look at higher level programs built on top of "
"libguestfs, in particular L<virt-inspector(1)>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:168
msgid ""
"To mount a disk image read-only, use L</guestfs_mount_ro>.  There are "
"several other variations of the C<guestfs_mount_*> call."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:171
msgid "FILESYSTEM ACCESS AND MODIFICATION"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:173
msgid ""
"The majority of the libguestfs API consists of fairly low-level calls for "
"accessing and modifying the files, directories, symlinks etc on mounted "
"filesystems.  There are over a hundred such calls which you can find listed "
"in detail below in this man page, and we don't even pretend to cover them "
"all in this overview."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:179
msgid ""
"Specify filenames as full paths, starting with C<\"/\"> and including the "
"mount point."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:182
msgid ""
"For example, if you mounted a filesystem at C<\"/\"> and you want to read "
"the file called C<\"etc/passwd\"> then you could do:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:185
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" char *data = guestfs_cat (g, \"/etc/passwd\");\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:187
msgid ""
"This would return C<data> as a newly allocated buffer containing the full "
"content of that file (with some conditions: see also L</DOWNLOADING> below), "
"or C<NULL> if there was an error."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:191
msgid ""
"As another example, to create a top-level directory on that filesystem "
"called C<\"var\"> you would do:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:194
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_mkdir (g, \"/var\");\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:196
msgid "To create a symlink you could do:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:198
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_ln_s (g, \"/etc/init.d/portmap\",\n"
"               \"/etc/rc3.d/S30portmap\");\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:201
msgid ""
"Libguestfs will reject attempts to use relative paths and there is no "
"concept of a current working directory."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:204
msgid ""
"Libguestfs can return errors in many situations: for example if the "
"filesystem isn't writable, or if a file or directory that you requested "
"doesn't exist.  If you are using the C API (documented here)  you have to "
"check for those error conditions after each call.  (Other language bindings "
"turn these errors into exceptions)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:210
msgid ""
"File writes are affected by the per-handle umask, set by calling L</"
"guestfs_umask> and defaulting to 022.  See L</UMASK>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:213
msgid "PARTITIONING"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:215
msgid ""
"Libguestfs contains API calls to read, create and modify partition tables on "
"disk images."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:218
msgid ""
"In the common case where you want to create a single partition covering the "
"whole disk, you should use the L</guestfs_part_disk> call:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:222
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" const char *parttype = \"mbr\";\n"
" if (disk_is_larger_than_2TB)\n"
"   parttype = \"gpt\";\n"
" guestfs_part_disk (g, \"/dev/sda\", parttype);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:227
msgid ""
"Obviously this effectively wipes anything that was on that disk image before."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:230
msgid "LVM2"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:232
msgid ""
"Libguestfs provides access to a large part of the LVM2 API, such as L</"
"guestfs_lvcreate> and L</guestfs_vgremove>.  It won't make much sense unless "
"you familiarize yourself with the concepts of physical volumes, volume "
"groups and logical volumes."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:237
msgid ""
"This author strongly recommends reading the LVM HOWTO, online at L<http://"
"tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:240
msgid "DOWNLOADING"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:242
msgid ""
"Use L</guestfs_cat> to download small, text only files.  This call is "
"limited to files which are less than 2 MB and which cannot contain any ASCII "
"NUL (C<\\0>) characters.  However it has a very simple to use API."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:247
msgid ""
"L</guestfs_read_file> can be used to read files which contain arbitrary 8 "
"bit data, since it returns a (pointer, size) pair.  However it is still "
"limited to \"small\" files, less than 2 MB."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:251
msgid ""
"L</guestfs_download> can be used to download any file, with no limits on "
"content or size (even files larger than 4 GB)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:254
msgid ""
"To download multiple files, see L</guestfs_tar_out> and L</guestfs_tgz_out>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:257
msgid "UPLOADING"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:259
msgid ""
"It's often the case that you want to write a file or files to the disk image."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:262
msgid ""
"To write a small file with fixed content, use L</guestfs_write>.  To create "
"a file of all zeroes, use L</guestfs_truncate_size> (sparse) or L</"
"guestfs_fallocate64> (with all disk blocks allocated).  There are a variety "
"of other functions for creating test files, for example L</guestfs_fill> and "
"L</guestfs_fill_pattern>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:268
msgid ""
"To upload a single file, use L</guestfs_upload>.  This call has no limits on "
"file content or size (even files larger than 4 GB)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:271
msgid ""
"To upload multiple files, see L</guestfs_tar_in> and L</guestfs_tgz_in>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:273
msgid ""
"However the fastest way to upload I<large numbers of arbitrary files> is to "
"turn them into a squashfs or CD ISO (see L<mksquashfs(8)> and L<mkisofs(8)"
">), then attach this using L</guestfs_add_drive_ro>.  If you add the drive "
"in a predictable way (eg. adding it last after all other drives) then you "
"can get the device name from L</guestfs_list_devices> and mount it directly "
"using L</guestfs_mount_ro>.  Note that squashfs images are sometimes non-"
"portable between kernel versions, and they don't support labels or UUIDs.  "
"If you want to pre-build an image or you need to mount it using a label or "
"UUID, use an ISO image instead."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:284
msgid "COPYING"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:286
msgid ""
"There are various different commands for copying between files and devices "
"and in and out of the guest filesystem.  These are summarised in the table "
"below."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:292
msgid "B<file> to B<file>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:294
msgid ""
"Use L</guestfs_cp> to copy a single file, or L</guestfs_cp_a> to copy "
"directories recursively."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:297
msgid "B<file or device> to B<file or device>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:299
msgid ""
"Use L</guestfs_dd> which efficiently uses L<dd(1)> to copy between files and "
"devices in the guest."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:302
msgid "Example: duplicate the contents of an LV:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:304
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_dd (g, \"/dev/VG/Original\", \"/dev/VG/Copy\");\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:306
msgid ""
"The destination (C</dev/VG/Copy>) must be at least as large as the source "
"(C</dev/VG/Original>).  To copy less than the whole source device, use L</"
"guestfs_copy_size>."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:310
msgid "B<file on the host> to B<file or device>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:312
msgid "Use L</guestfs_upload>.  See L</UPLOADING> above."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:314
msgid "B<file or device> to B<file on the host>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:316
msgid "Use L</guestfs_download>.  See L</DOWNLOADING> above."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:320
msgid "LISTING FILES"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:322
msgid ""
"L</guestfs_ll> is just designed for humans to read (mainly when using the "
"L<guestfish(1)>-equivalent command C<ll>)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:325
msgid ""
"L</guestfs_ls> is a quick way to get a list of files in a directory from "
"programs, as a flat list of strings."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:328
msgid ""
"L</guestfs_readdir> is a programmatic way to get a list of files in a "
"directory, plus additional information about each one.  It is more "
"equivalent to using the L<readdir(3)> call on a local filesystem."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:332
msgid ""
"L</guestfs_find> and L</guestfs_find0> can be used to recursively list files."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:335
msgid "RUNNING COMMANDS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:337
msgid ""
"Although libguestfs is a primarily an API for manipulating files inside "
"guest images, we also provide some limited facilities for running commands "
"inside guests."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:341
msgid "There are many limitations to this:"
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:345 ../src/guestfs.pod:350 ../src/guestfs.pod:355
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:359 ../src/guestfs.pod:364 ../src/guestfs.pod:368
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:373 ../src/guestfs.pod:1214 ../src/guestfs.pod:1219
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1223 ../src/guestfs.pod:1325 ../src/guestfs.pod:1329
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1333 ../src/guestfs.pod:1338 ../src/guestfs.pod:1346
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1365 ../src/guestfs.pod:1373 ../src/guestfs.pod:1587
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1593 ../src/guestfs.pod:1598 ../src/guestfs.pod:1604
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1711 ../src/guestfs.pod:1715 ../src/guestfs.pod:1719
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1723 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:14
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:21 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:372
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:380 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:387
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:394 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1257
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1261 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1265
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1269 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1277
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1281 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1285
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1295 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1299
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1303 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1426
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1430 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1435
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1440 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1492
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1496 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1501
#: ../fish/guestfish.pod:309 ../fish/guestfish.pod:313
#: ../fish/guestfish.pod:317 ../fish/guestfish.pod:321
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:13 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:20
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:300 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:308
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:315 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:322
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:998 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1002
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1006 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1010
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1018 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1022
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1026 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1036
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1040 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1044
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1134 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1138
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1143 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1148
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1190 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1194
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1199 ../tools/virt-resize.pl:324
#: ../tools/virt-resize.pl:329 ../tools/virt-resize.pl:339
msgid "*"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:347
msgid ""
"The kernel version that the command runs under will be different from what "
"it expects."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:352
msgid ""
"If the command needs to communicate with daemons, then most likely they "
"won't be running."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:357
msgid "The command will be running in limited memory."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:361
msgid ""
"The network may not be available unless you enable it (see L</"
"guestfs_set_network>)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:366
msgid "Only supports Linux guests (not Windows, BSD, etc)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:370
msgid ""
"Architecture limitations (eg. won't work for a PPC guest on an X86 host)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:375
msgid ""
"For SELinux guests, you may need to enable SELinux and load policy first.  "
"See L</SELINUX> in this manpage."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:380
msgid ""
"The two main API calls to run commands are L</guestfs_command> and L</"
"guestfs_sh> (there are also variations)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:383
msgid ""
"The difference is that L</guestfs_sh> runs commands using the shell, so any "
"shell globs, redirections, etc will work."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:386
msgid "CONFIGURATION FILES"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:388
msgid ""
"To read and write configuration files in Linux guest filesystems, we "
"strongly recommend using Augeas.  For example, Augeas understands how to "
"read and write, say, a Linux shadow password file or X.org configuration "
"file, and so avoids you having to write that code."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:393
msgid ""
"The main Augeas calls are bound through the C<guestfs_aug_*> APIs.  We don't "
"document Augeas itself here because there is excellent documentation on the "
"L<http://augeas.net/> website."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:397
msgid ""
"If you don't want to use Augeas (you fool!) then try calling L</"
"guestfs_read_lines> to get the file as a list of lines which you can iterate "
"over."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:401
msgid "SELINUX"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:403
msgid ""
"We support SELinux guests.  To ensure that labeling happens correctly in "
"SELinux guests, you need to enable SELinux and load the guest's policy:"
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:409
msgid "1."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:411
msgid "Before launching, do:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:413
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_set_selinux (g, 1);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:415
msgid "2."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:417
msgid ""
"After mounting the guest's filesystem(s), load the policy.  This is best "
"done by running the L<load_policy(8)> command in the guest itself:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:421
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_sh (g, \"/usr/sbin/load_policy\");\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:423
msgid ""
"(Older versions of C<load_policy> require you to specify the name of the "
"policy file)."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:426
msgid "3."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:428
msgid ""
"Optionally, set the security context for the API.  The correct security "
"context to use can only be known by inspecting the guest.  As an example:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:432
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_setcon (g, \"unconfined_u:unconfined_r:unconfined_t:s0\");\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:436
msgid "This will work for running commands and editing existing files."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:438
msgid ""
"When new files are created, you may need to label them explicitly, for "
"example by running the external command C<restorecon pathname>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:442
msgid "UMASK"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:444
msgid ""
"Certain calls are affected by the current file mode creation mask (the "
"\"umask\").  In particular ones which create files or directories, such as "
"L</guestfs_touch>, L</guestfs_mknod> or L</guestfs_mkdir>.  This affects "
"either the default mode that the file is created with or modifies the mode "
"that you supply."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:450
msgid ""
"The default umask is C<022>, so files are created with modes such as C<0644> "
"and directories with C<0755>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:453
msgid ""
"There are two ways to avoid being affected by umask.  Either set umask to 0 "
"(call C<guestfs_umask (g, 0)> early after launching).  Or call L</"
"guestfs_chmod> after creating each file or directory."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:457
msgid "For more information about umask, see L<umask(2)>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:459 ../fish/guestfish.pod:559
msgid "ENCRYPTED DISKS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:461
msgid ""
"Libguestfs allows you to access Linux guests which have been encrypted using "
"whole disk encryption that conforms to the Linux Unified Key Setup (LUKS) "
"standard.  This includes nearly all whole disk encryption systems used by "
"modern Linux guests."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:467
msgid ""
"Use L</guestfs_vfs_type> to identify LUKS-encrypted block devices (it "
"returns the string C<crypto_LUKS>)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:470
msgid ""
"Then open these devices by calling L</guestfs_luks_open>.  Obviously you "
"will require the passphrase!"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:473
msgid ""
"Opening a LUKS device creates a new device mapper device called C</dev/"
"mapper/mapname> (where C<mapname> is the string you supply to L</"
"guestfs_luks_open>).  Reads and writes to this mapper device are decrypted "
"from and encrypted to the underlying block device respectively."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:479
msgid ""
"LVM volume groups on the device can be made visible by calling L</"
"guestfs_vgscan> followed by L</guestfs_vg_activate_all>.  The logical volume"
"(s) can now be mounted in the usual way."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:483
msgid ""
"Use the reverse process to close a LUKS device.  Unmount any logical volumes "
"on it, deactivate the volume groups by caling C<guestfs_vg_activate (g, 0, "
"[\"/dev/VG\"])>.  Then close the mapper device by calling L</"
"guestfs_luks_close> on the C</dev/mapper/mapname> device (I<not> the "
"underlying encrypted block device)."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:490
msgid "INSPECTION"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:492
msgid ""
"Libguestfs has APIs for inspecting an unknown disk image to find out if it "
"contains operating systems.  (These APIs used to be in a separate Perl-only "
"library called L<Sys::Guestfs::Lib(3)> but since version 1.5.3 the most "
"frequently used part of this library has been rewritten in C and moved into "
"the core code)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:498
msgid ""
"Add all disks belonging to the unknown virtual machine and call L</"
"guestfs_launch> in the usual way."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:501
msgid ""
"Then call L</guestfs_inspect_os>.  This function uses other libguestfs calls "
"and certain heuristics, and returns a list of operating systems that were "
"found.  An empty list means none were found.  A single element is the root "
"filesystem of the operating system.  For dual- or multi-boot guests, "
"multiple roots can be returned, each one corresponding to a separate "
"operating system.  (Multi-boot virtual machines are extremely rare in the "
"world of virtualization, but since this scenario can happen, we have built "
"libguestfs to deal with it.)"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:510
msgid ""
"For each root, you can then call various C<guestfs_inspect_get_*> functions "
"to get additional details about that operating system.  For example, call L</"
"guestfs_inspect_get_type> to return the string C<windows> or C<linux> for "
"Windows and Linux-based operating systems respectively."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:516
msgid ""
"Un*x-like and Linux-based operating systems usually consist of several "
"filesystems which are mounted at boot time (for example, a separate boot "
"partition mounted on C</boot>).  The inspection rules are able to detect how "
"filesystems correspond to mount points.  Call "
"C<guestfs_inspect_get_mountpoints> to get this mapping.  It might return a "
"hash table like this example:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:523
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" /boot => /dev/sda1\n"
" /     => /dev/vg_guest/lv_root\n"
" /usr  => /dev/vg_guest/lv_usr\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:527
msgid ""
"The caller can then make calls to L</guestfs_mount_options> to mount the "
"filesystems as suggested."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:530
msgid ""
"Be careful to mount filesystems in the right order (eg. C</> before C</"
"usr>).  Sorting the keys of the hash by length, shortest first, should work."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:534
msgid ""
"Inspection currently only works for some common operating systems.  "
"Contributors are welcome to send patches for other operating systems that we "
"currently cannot detect."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:538
msgid ""
"Encrypted disks must be opened before inspection.  See L</ENCRYPTED DISKS> "
"for more details.  The L</guestfs_inspect_os> function just ignores any "
"encrypted devices."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:542
msgid ""
"A note on the implementation: The call L</guestfs_inspect_os> performs "
"inspection and caches the results in the guest handle.  Subsequent calls to "
"C<guestfs_inspect_get_*> return this cached information, but I<do not> re-"
"read the disks.  If you change the content of the guest disks, you can redo "
"inspection by calling L</guestfs_inspect_os> again."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:549
msgid "SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR WINDOWS GUESTS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:551
msgid ""
"Libguestfs can mount NTFS partitions.  It does this using the L<http://www."
"ntfs-3g.org/> driver."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:554
msgid ""
"DOS and Windows still use drive letters, and the filesystems are always "
"treated as case insensitive by Windows itself, and therefore you might find "
"a Windows configuration file referring to a path like C<c:\\windows"
"\\system32>.  When the filesystem is mounted in libguestfs, that directory "
"might be referred to as C</WINDOWS/System32>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:560
msgid ""
"Drive letter mappings are outside the scope of libguestfs.  You have to use "
"libguestfs to read the appropriate Windows Registry and configuration files, "
"to determine yourself how drives are mapped (see also L<hivex(3)> and L<virt-"
"inspector(1)>)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:565
msgid ""
"Replacing backslash characters with forward slash characters is also outside "
"the scope of libguestfs, but something that you can easily do."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:568
msgid ""
"Where we can help is in resolving the case insensitivity of paths.  For "
"this, call L</guestfs_case_sensitive_path>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:571
msgid ""
"Libguestfs also provides some help for decoding Windows Registry \"hive\" "
"files, through the library C<hivex> which is part of the libguestfs project "
"although ships as a separate tarball.  You have to locate and download the "
"hive file(s) yourself, and then pass them to C<hivex> functions.  See also "
"the programs L<hivexml(1)>, L<hivexsh(1)>, L<hivexregedit(1)> and L<virt-win-"
"reg(1)> for more help on this issue."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:579
msgid "USING LIBGUESTFS WITH OTHER PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:581
msgid ""
"Although we don't want to discourage you from using the C API, we will "
"mention here that the same API is also available in other languages."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:584
msgid ""
"The API is broadly identical in all supported languages.  This means that "
"the C call C<guestfs_mount(g,path)> is C<$g-E<gt>mount($path)> in Perl, C<g."
"mount(path)> in Python, and C<Guestfs.mount g path> in OCaml.  In other "
"words, a straightforward, predictable isomorphism between each language."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:590
msgid ""
"Error messages are automatically transformed into exceptions if the language "
"supports it."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:593
msgid ""
"We don't try to \"object orientify\" parts of the API in OO languages, "
"although contributors are welcome to write higher level APIs above what we "
"provide in their favourite languages if they wish."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:599
msgid "B<C++>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:601
msgid ""
"You can use the I<guestfs.h> header file from C++ programs.  The C++ API is "
"identical to the C API.  C++ classes and exceptions are not used."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:605
msgid "B<C#>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:607
msgid ""
"The C# bindings are highly experimental.  Please read the warnings at the "
"top of C<csharp/Libguestfs.cs>."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:610
msgid "B<Haskell>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:612
msgid ""
"This is the only language binding that is working but incomplete.  Only "
"calls which return simple integers have been bound in Haskell, and we are "
"looking for help to complete this binding."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:616
msgid "B<Java>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:618
msgid ""
"Full documentation is contained in the Javadoc which is distributed with "
"libguestfs."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:621
msgid "B<OCaml>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:623
msgid "For documentation see the file C<guestfs.mli>."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:625
msgid "B<Perl>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:627
msgid "For documentation see L<Sys::Guestfs(3)>."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:629
msgid "B<Python>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:631
msgid "For documentation do:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:633
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" $ python\n"
" >>> import guestfs\n"
" >>> help (guestfs)\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:637
msgid "B<Ruby>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:639
msgid ""
"Use the Guestfs module.  There is no Ruby-specific documentation, but you "
"can find examples written in Ruby in the libguestfs source."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:642
msgid "B<shell scripts>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:644
msgid "For documentation see L<guestfish(1)>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:648
msgid "LIBGUESTFS GOTCHAS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:650
msgid ""
"L<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotcha_(programming)>: \"A feature of a "
"system [...] that works in the way it is documented but is counterintuitive "
"and almost invites mistakes.\""
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:654
msgid ""
"Since we developed libguestfs and the associated tools, there are several "
"things we would have designed differently, but are now stuck with for "
"backwards compatibility or other reasons.  If there is ever a libguestfs 2.0 "
"release, you can expect these to change.  Beware of them."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:662
msgid "Autosync / forgetting to sync."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:664
msgid ""
"When modifying a filesystem from C or another language, you B<must> unmount "
"all filesystems and call L</guestfs_sync> explicitly before you close the "
"libguestfs handle.  You can also call:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:668
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_set_autosync (g, 1);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:670
msgid ""
"to have the unmount/sync done automatically for you when the handle 'g' is "
"closed.  (This feature is called \"autosync\", L</guestfs_set_autosync> q.v.)"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:674
msgid ""
"If you forget to do this, then it is entirely possible that your changes "
"won't be written out, or will be partially written, or (very rarely) that "
"you'll get disk corruption."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:678
msgid ""
"Note that in L<guestfish(3)> autosync is the default.  So quick and dirty "
"guestfish scripts that forget to sync will work just fine, which can make "
"this very puzzling if you are trying to debug a problem."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:682
msgid "Mount option C<-o sync> should not be the default."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:684
msgid ""
"If you use L</guestfs_mount>, then C<-o sync,noatime> are added implicitly.  "
"However C<-o sync> does not add any reliability benefit, but does have a "
"very large performance impact."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:688
msgid ""
"The work around is to use L</guestfs_mount_options> and set the mount "
"options that you actually want to use."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:691
msgid "Read-only should be the default."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:693
msgid ""
"In L<guestfish(3)>, I<--ro> should be the default, and you should have to "
"specify I<--rw> if you want to make changes to the image."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:696
msgid "This would reduce the potential to corrupt live VM images."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:698
msgid ""
"Note that many filesystems change the disk when you just mount and unmount, "
"even if you didn't perform any writes.  You need to use L</"
"guestfs_add_drive_ro> to guarantee that the disk is not changed."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:702
msgid "guestfish command line is hard to use."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:704
msgid ""
"C<guestfish disk.img> doesn't do what people expect (open C<disk.img> for "
"examination).  It tries to run a guestfish command C<disk.img> which doesn't "
"exist, so it fails.  In earlier versions of guestfish the error message was "
"also unintuitive, but we have corrected this since.  Like the Bourne shell, "
"we should have used C<guestfish -c command> to run commands."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:711
msgid "guestfish megabyte modifiers don't work right on all commands"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:713
msgid ""
"In recent guestfish you can use C<1M> to mean 1 megabyte (and similarly for "
"other modifiers).  What guestfish actually does is to multiply the number "
"part by the modifier part and pass the result to the C API.  However this "
"doesn't work for a few APIs which aren't expecting bytes, but are already "
"expecting some other unit (eg. megabytes)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:720
msgid "The most common is L</guestfs_lvcreate>.  The guestfish command:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:722
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" lvcreate LV VG 100M\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:724
msgid ""
"does not do what you might expect.  Instead because L</guestfs_lvcreate> is "
"already expecting megabytes, this tries to create a 100 I<terabyte> (100 "
"megabytes * megabytes) logical volume.  The error message you get from this "
"is also a little obscure."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:729
msgid ""
"This could be fixed in the generator by specially marking parameters and "
"return values which take bytes or other units."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:732
msgid "Library should return errno with error messages."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:734
msgid ""
"It would be a nice-to-have to be able to get the original value of 'errno' "
"from inside the appliance along error paths (where set).  Currently "
"L<guestmount(1)> goes through hoops to try to reverse the error message "
"string into an errno, see the function error() in fuse/guestmount.c."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:740
msgid ""
"In libguestfs 1.5.4, the protocol was changed so that the Linux errno is "
"sent back from the daemon."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:745
msgid "PROTOCOL LIMITS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:747
msgid ""
"Internally libguestfs uses a message-based protocol to pass API calls and "
"their responses to and from a small \"appliance\" (see L</INTERNALS> for "
"plenty more detail about this).  The maximum message size used by the "
"protocol is slightly less than 4 MB.  For some API calls you may need to be "
"aware of this limit.  The API calls which may be affected are individually "
"documented, with a link back to this section of the documentation."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:755
msgid ""
"A simple call such as L</guestfs_cat> returns its result (the file data) in "
"a simple string.  Because this string is at some point internally encoded as "
"a message, the maximum size that it can return is slightly under 4 MB.  If "
"the requested file is larger than this then you will get an error."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:761
msgid ""
"In order to transfer large files into and out of the guest filesystem, you "
"need to use particular calls that support this.  The sections L</UPLOADING> "
"and L</DOWNLOADING> document how to do this."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:765
msgid ""
"You might also consider mounting the disk image using our FUSE filesystem "
"support (L<guestmount(1)>)."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:768
msgid "KEYS AND PASSPHRASES"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:770
msgid ""
"Certain libguestfs calls take a parameter that contains sensitive key "
"material, passed in as a C string."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:773
msgid ""
"In the future we would hope to change the libguestfs implementation so that "
"keys are L<mlock(2)>-ed into physical RAM, and thus can never end up in "
"swap.  However this is I<not> done at the moment, because of the complexity "
"of such an implementation."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:778
msgid ""
"Therefore you should be aware that any key parameter you pass to libguestfs "
"might end up being written out to the swap partition.  If this is a concern, "
"scrub the swap partition or don't use libguestfs on encrypted devices."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:783
msgid "CONNECTION MANAGEMENT"
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:785
msgid "guestfs_h *"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:787
msgid ""
"C<guestfs_h> is the opaque type representing a connection handle.  Create a "
"handle by calling L</guestfs_create>.  Call L</guestfs_close> to free the "
"handle and release all resources used."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:791
msgid ""
"For information on using multiple handles and threads, see the section L</"
"MULTIPLE HANDLES AND MULTIPLE THREADS> below."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:794
msgid "guestfs_create"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:796
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_h *guestfs_create (void);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:798
msgid "Create a connection handle."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:800
msgid "You have to call L</guestfs_add_drive> on the handle at least once."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:802
msgid ""
"This function returns a non-NULL pointer to a handle on success or NULL on "
"error."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:805
msgid "After configuring the handle, you have to call L</guestfs_launch>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:807
msgid ""
"You may also want to configure error handling for the handle.  See L</ERROR "
"HANDLING> section below."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:810
msgid "guestfs_close"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:812
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" void guestfs_close (guestfs_h *g);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:814
msgid "This closes the connection handle and frees up all resources used."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:816
msgid "ERROR HANDLING"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:818
msgid ""
"The convention in all functions that return C<int> is that they return C<-1> "
"to indicate an error.  You can get additional information on errors by "
"calling L</guestfs_last_error> and/or by setting up an error handler with L</"
"guestfs_set_error_handler>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:823
msgid "The default error handler prints the information string to C<stderr>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:825
msgid ""
"Out of memory errors are handled differently.  The default action is to call "
"L<abort(3)>.  If this is undesirable, then you can set a handler using L</"
"guestfs_set_out_of_memory_handler>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:829
msgid "guestfs_last_error"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:831
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" const char *guestfs_last_error (guestfs_h *g);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:833
msgid ""
"This returns the last error message that happened on C<g>.  If there has not "
"been an error since the handle was created, then this returns C<NULL>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:837
msgid ""
"The lifetime of the returned string is until the next error occurs, or L</"
"guestfs_close> is called."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:840
msgid ""
"The error string is not localized (ie. is always in English), because this "
"makes searching for error messages in search engines give the largest number "
"of results."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:844
msgid "guestfs_set_error_handler"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:846
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" typedef void (*guestfs_error_handler_cb) (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                           void *opaque,\n"
"                                           const char *msg);\n"
" void guestfs_set_error_handler (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                 guestfs_error_handler_cb cb,\n"
"                                 void *opaque);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:853
msgid ""
"The callback C<cb> will be called if there is an error.  The parameters "
"passed to the callback are an opaque data pointer and the error message "
"string."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:857
msgid ""
"Note that the message string C<msg> is freed as soon as the callback "
"function returns, so if you want to stash it somewhere you must make your "
"own copy."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:861
msgid "The default handler prints messages on C<stderr>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:863
msgid "If you set C<cb> to C<NULL> then I<no> handler is called."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:865
msgid "guestfs_get_error_handler"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:867
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_error_handler_cb guestfs_get_error_handler (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                                     void **opaque_rtn);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:870
msgid "Returns the current error handler callback."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:872
msgid "guestfs_set_out_of_memory_handler"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:874
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" typedef void (*guestfs_abort_cb) (void);\n"
" int guestfs_set_out_of_memory_handler (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                        guestfs_abort_cb);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:878
msgid ""
"The callback C<cb> will be called if there is an out of memory situation.  "
"I<Note this callback must not return>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:881
msgid "The default is to call L<abort(3)>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:883
msgid ""
"You cannot set C<cb> to C<NULL>.  You can't ignore out of memory situations."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:886
msgid "guestfs_get_out_of_memory_handler"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:888
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" guestfs_abort_fn guestfs_get_out_of_memory_handler (guestfs_h *g);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:890
msgid "This returns the current out of memory handler."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:892
msgid "PATH"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:894
msgid ""
"Libguestfs needs a kernel and initrd.img, which it finds by looking along an "
"internal path."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:897
msgid ""
"By default it looks for these in the directory C<$libdir/guestfs> (eg. C</"
"usr/local/lib/guestfs> or C</usr/lib64/guestfs>)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:900
msgid ""
"Use L</guestfs_set_path> or set the environment variable L</LIBGUESTFS_PATH> "
"to change the directories that libguestfs will search in.  The value is a "
"colon-separated list of paths.  The current directory is I<not> searched "
"unless the path contains an empty element or C<.>.  For example "
"C<LIBGUESTFS_PATH=:/usr/lib/guestfs> would search the current directory and "
"then C</usr/lib/guestfs>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:907
msgid "HIGH-LEVEL API ACTIONS"
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:909
msgid "ABI GUARANTEE"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:911
msgid ""
"We guarantee the libguestfs ABI (binary interface), for public, high-level "
"actions as outlined in this section.  Although we will deprecate some "
"actions, for example if they get replaced by newer calls, we will keep the "
"old actions forever.  This allows you the developer to program in confidence "
"against the libguestfs API."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:917 ../fish/guestfish.pod:898
msgid "@ACTIONS@"
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:919
msgid "STRUCTURES"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:921
msgid "@STRUCTS@"
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:923
msgid "AVAILABILITY"
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:925
msgid "GROUPS OF FUNCTIONALITY IN THE APPLIANCE"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:927
msgid ""
"Using L</guestfs_available> you can test availability of the following "
"groups of functions.  This test queries the appliance to see if the "
"appliance you are currently using supports the functionality."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:932
msgid "@AVAILABILITY@"
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:934
msgid "GUESTFISH supported COMMAND"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:936
msgid ""
"In L<guestfish(3)> there is a handy interactive command C<supported> which "
"prints out the available groups and whether they are supported by this build "
"of libguestfs.  Note however that you have to do C<run> first."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:941
msgid "SINGLE CALLS AT COMPILE TIME"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:943
msgid ""
"If you need to test whether a single libguestfs function is available at "
"compile time, we recommend using build tools such as autoconf or cmake.  For "
"example in autotools you could use:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:948
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" AC_CHECK_LIB([guestfs],[guestfs_create])\n"
" AC_CHECK_FUNCS([guestfs_dd])\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:951
msgid ""
"which would result in C<HAVE_GUESTFS_DD> being either defined or not defined "
"in your program."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:954
msgid "SINGLE CALLS AT RUN TIME"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:956
msgid ""
"Testing at compile time doesn't guarantee that a function really exists in "
"the library.  The reason is that you might be dynamically linked against a "
"previous I<libguestfs.so> (dynamic library)  which doesn't have the call.  "
"This situation unfortunately results in a segmentation fault, which is a "
"shortcoming of the C dynamic linking system itself."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:963
msgid ""
"You can use L<dlopen(3)> to test if a function is available at run time, as "
"in this example program (note that you still need the compile time check as "
"well):"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:967
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" #include <config.h>\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:969
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" #include <stdio.h>\n"
" #include <stdlib.h>\n"
" #include <unistd.h>\n"
" #include <dlfcn.h>\n"
" #include <guestfs.h>\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:975
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" main ()\n"
" {\n"
" #ifdef HAVE_GUESTFS_DD\n"
"   void *dl;\n"
"   int has_function;\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:981
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
"   /* Test if the function guestfs_dd is really available. */\n"
"   dl = dlopen (NULL, RTLD_LAZY);\n"
"   if (!dl) {\n"
"     fprintf (stderr, \"dlopen: %s\\n\", dlerror ());\n"
"     exit (EXIT_FAILURE);\n"
"   }\n"
"   has_function = dlsym (dl, \"guestfs_dd\") != NULL;\n"
"   dlclose (dl);\n"
" \n"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:990
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
"   if (!has_function)\n"
"     printf (\"this libguestfs.so does NOT have guestfs_dd function\\n\");\n"
"   else {\n"
"     printf (\"this libguestfs.so has guestfs_dd function\\n\");\n"
"     /* Now it's safe to call\n"
"     guestfs_dd (g, \"foo\", \"bar\");\n"
"     */\n"
"   }\n"
" #else\n"
"   printf (\"guestfs_dd function was not found at compile time\\n\");\n"
" #endif\n"
"  }\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1003
msgid ""
"You may think the above is an awful lot of hassle, and it is.  There are "
"other ways outside of the C linking system to ensure that this kind of "
"incompatibility never arises, such as using package versioning:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1008
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" Requires: libguestfs >= 1.0.80\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: =end
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1010 ../src/guestfs.pod:1015
msgid "html"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1012
msgid ""
"<!-- old anchor for the next section --> <a name="
"\"state_machine_and_low_level_event_api\"/>"
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1017
msgid "ARCHITECTURE"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1019
msgid ""
"Internally, libguestfs is implemented by running an appliance (a special "
"type of small virtual machine) using L<qemu(1)>.  Qemu runs as a child "
"process of the main program."
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1023
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
"  ___________________\n"
" /                   \\\n"
" | main program      |\n"
" |                   |\n"
" |                   |           child process / appliance\n"
" |                   |           __________________________\n"
" |                   |          / qemu                     \\\n"
" +-------------------+   RPC    |      +-----------------+ |\n"
" | libguestfs     <--------------------> guestfsd        | |\n"
" |                   |          |      +-----------------+ |\n"
" \\___________________/          |      | Linux kernel    | |\n"
"                                |      +--^--------------+ |\n"
"                                \\_________|________________/\n"
"                                          |\n"
"                                   _______v______\n"
"                                  /              \\\n"
"                                  | Device or    |\n"
"                                  | disk image   |\n"
"                                  \\______________/\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1043
msgid ""
"The library, linked to the main program, creates the child process and hence "
"the appliance in the L</guestfs_launch> function."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1046
msgid ""
"Inside the appliance is a Linux kernel and a complete stack of userspace "
"tools (such as LVM and ext2 programs) and a small controlling daemon called "
"L</guestfsd>.  The library talks to L</guestfsd> using remote procedure "
"calls (RPC).  There is a mostly one-to-one correspondence between libguestfs "
"API calls and RPC calls to the daemon.  Lastly the disk image(s) are "
"attached to the qemu process which translates device access by the "
"appliance's Linux kernel into accesses to the image."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1055
msgid ""
"A common misunderstanding is that the appliance \"is\" the virtual machine.  "
"Although the disk image you are attached to might also be used by some "
"virtual machine, libguestfs doesn't know or care about this.  (But you will "
"care if both libguestfs's qemu process and your virtual machine are trying "
"to update the disk image at the same time, since these usually results in "
"massive disk corruption)."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1062
msgid "STATE MACHINE"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1064
msgid "libguestfs uses a state machine to model the child process:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1066
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
"                         |\n"
"                    guestfs_create\n"
"                         |\n"
"                         |\n"
"                     ____V_____\n"
"                    /          \\\n"
"                    |  CONFIG  |\n"
"                    \\__________/\n"
"                     ^ ^   ^  \\\n"
"                    /  |    \\  \\ guestfs_launch\n"
"                   /   |    _\\__V______\n"
"                  /    |   /           \\\n"
"                 /     |   | LAUNCHING |\n"
"                /      |   \\___________/\n"
"               /       |       /\n"
"              /        |  guestfs_launch\n"
"             /         |     /\n"
"    ______  /        __|____V\n"
"   /      \\ ------> /        \\\n"
"   | BUSY |         | READY  |\n"
"   \\______/ <------ \\________/\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1088
msgid ""
"The normal transitions are (1) CONFIG (when the handle is created, but there "
"is no child process), (2) LAUNCHING (when the child process is booting up), "
"(3) alternating between READY and BUSY as commands are issued to, and "
"carried out by, the child process."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1093
msgid ""
"The guest may be killed by L</guestfs_kill_subprocess>, or may die "
"asynchronously at any time (eg. due to some internal error), and that causes "
"the state to transition back to CONFIG."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1097
msgid ""
"Configuration commands for qemu such as L</guestfs_add_drive> can only be "
"issued when in the CONFIG state."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1100
msgid ""
"The high-level API offers two calls that go from CONFIG through LAUNCHING to "
"READY.  L</guestfs_launch> blocks until the child process is READY to accept "
"commands (or until some failure or timeout).  L</guestfs_launch> internally "
"moves the state from CONFIG to LAUNCHING while it is running."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1106
msgid ""
"High-level API actions such as L</guestfs_mount> can only be issued when in "
"the READY state.  These high-level API calls block waiting for the command "
"to be carried out (ie. the state to transition to BUSY and then back to "
"READY).  But using the low-level event API, you get non-blocking versions.  "
"(But you can still only carry out one operation per handle at a time - that "
"is a limitation of the communications protocol we use)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1114
msgid ""
"Finally, the child process sends asynchronous messages back to the main "
"program, such as kernel log messages.  Mostly these are ignored by the high-"
"level API, but using the low-level event API you can register to receive "
"these messages."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1119
msgid "SETTING CALLBACKS TO HANDLE EVENTS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1121
msgid ""
"The child process generates events in some situations.  Current events "
"include: receiving a log message, the child process exits."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1124
msgid ""
"Use the C<guestfs_set_*_callback> functions to set a callback for different "
"types of events."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1127
msgid ""
"Only I<one callback of each type> can be registered for each handle.  "
"Calling C<guestfs_set_*_callback> again overwrites the previous callback of "
"that type.  Cancel all callbacks of this type by calling this function with "
"C<cb> set to C<NULL>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1132
msgid "guestfs_set_log_message_callback"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1134
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" typedef void (*guestfs_log_message_cb) (guestfs_h *g, void *opaque,\n"
"                                         char *buf, int len);\n"
" void guestfs_set_log_message_callback (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                        guestfs_log_message_cb cb,\n"
"                                        void *opaque);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1140
msgid ""
"The callback function C<cb> will be called whenever qemu or the guest writes "
"anything to the console."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1143
msgid "Use this function to capture kernel messages and similar."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1145
msgid ""
"Normally there is no log message handler, and log messages are just "
"discarded."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1148
msgid "guestfs_set_subprocess_quit_callback"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1150
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" typedef void (*guestfs_subprocess_quit_cb) (guestfs_h *g, void *opaque);\n"
" void guestfs_set_subprocess_quit_callback (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                            guestfs_subprocess_quit_cb cb,\n"
"                                            void *opaque);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1155
msgid ""
"The callback function C<cb> will be called when the child process quits, "
"either asynchronously or if killed by L</guestfs_kill_subprocess>.  (This "
"corresponds to a transition from any state to the CONFIG state)."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1160
msgid "guestfs_set_launch_done_callback"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1162
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" typedef void (*guestfs_launch_done_cb) (guestfs_h *g, void *opaque);\n"
" void guestfs_set_launch_done_callback (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                        guestfs_launch_done_cb cb,\n"
"                                        void *opaque);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1167
msgid ""
"The callback function C<cb> will be called when the child process becomes "
"ready first time after it has been launched.  (This corresponds to a "
"transition from LAUNCHING to the READY state)."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1171
msgid "guestfs_set_close_callback"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1173
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" typedef void (*guestfs_close_cb) (guestfs_h *g, void *opaque);\n"
" void guestfs_set_close_callback (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                  guestfs_close_cb cb,\n"
"                                  void *opaque);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1178
msgid ""
"The callback function C<cb> will be called while the handle is being closed "
"(synchronously from L</guestfs_close>)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1181
msgid ""
"Note that libguestfs installs an L<atexit(3)> handler to try to clean up "
"handles that are open when the program exits.  This means that this callback "
"might be called indirectly from L<exit(3)>, which can cause unexpected "
"problems in higher-level languages (eg. if your HLL interpreter has already "
"been cleaned up by the time this is called, and if your callback then jumps "
"into some HLL function)."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1189
msgid "guestfs_set_progress_callback"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1191
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" typedef void (*guestfs_progress_cb) (guestfs_h *g, void *opaque,\n"
"                                      int proc_nr, int serial,\n"
"                                      uint64_t position, uint64_t total);\n"
" void guestfs_set_progress_callback (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"                                     guestfs_progress_cb cb,\n"
"                                     void *opaque);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1198
msgid ""
"Some long-running operations can generate progress messages.  If this "
"callback is registered, then it will be called each time a progress message "
"is generated (usually two seconds after the operation started, and three "
"times per second thereafter until it completes, although the frequency may "
"change in future versions)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1204
msgid ""
"The callback receives two numbers: C<position> and C<total>.  The units of "
"C<total> are not defined, although for some operations C<total> may relate "
"in some way to the amount of data to be transferred (eg. in bytes or "
"megabytes), and C<position> may be the portion which has been transferred."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1210
msgid "The only defined and stable parts of the API are:"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1216
msgid ""
"The callback can display to the user some type of progress bar or indicator "
"which shows the ratio of C<position>:C<total>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1221
msgid "0 E<lt>= C<position> E<lt>= C<total>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1225
msgid ""
"If any progress notification is sent during a call, then a final progress "
"notification is always sent when C<position> = C<total>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1228
msgid ""
"This is to simplify caller code, so callers can easily set the progress "
"indicator to \"100%\" at the end of the operation, without requiring special "
"code to detect this case."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1234
msgid ""
"The callback also receives the procedure number and serial number of the "
"call.  These are only useful for debugging protocol issues, and the callback "
"can normally ignore them.  The callback may want to print these numbers in "
"error messages or debugging messages."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1239
msgid "PRIVATE DATA AREA"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1241
msgid ""
"You can attach named pieces of private data to the libguestfs handle, and "
"fetch them by name for the lifetime of the handle.  This is called the "
"private data area and is only available from the C API."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1245
msgid "To attach a named piece of data, use the following call:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1247
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" void guestfs_set_private (guestfs_h *g, const char *key, void *data);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1249
msgid ""
"C<key> is the name to associate with this data, and C<data> is an arbitrary "
"pointer (which can be C<NULL>).  Any previous item with the same name is "
"overwritten."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1253
msgid ""
"You can use any C<key> you want, but names beginning with an underscore "
"character are reserved for internal libguestfs purposes (for implementing "
"language bindings).  It is recommended to prefix the name with some unique "
"string to avoid collisions with other users."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1258
msgid "To retrieve the pointer, use:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1260
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" void *guestfs_get_private (guestfs_h *g, const char *key);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1262
msgid ""
"This function returns C<NULL> if either no data is found associated with "
"C<key>, or if the user previously set the C<key>'s C<data> pointer to "
"C<NULL>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1266
msgid ""
"Libguestfs does not try to look at or interpret the C<data> pointer in any "
"way.  As far as libguestfs is concerned, it need not be a valid pointer at "
"all.  In particular, libguestfs does I<not> try to free the data when the "
"handle is closed.  If the data must be freed, then the caller must either "
"free it before calling L</guestfs_close> or must set up a close callback to "
"do it (see L</guestfs_set_close_callback>, and note that only one callback "
"can be registered for a handle)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1274
msgid ""
"The private data area is implemented using a hash table, and should be "
"reasonably efficient for moderate numbers of keys."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1277
msgid "BLOCK DEVICE NAMING"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1279
msgid ""
"In the kernel there is now quite a profusion of schemata for naming block "
"devices (in this context, by I<block device> I mean a physical or virtual "
"hard drive).  The original Linux IDE driver used names starting with C</dev/"
"hd*>.  SCSI devices have historically used a different naming scheme, C</dev/"
"sd*>.  When the Linux kernel I<libata> driver became a popular replacement "
"for the old IDE driver (particularly for SATA devices) those devices also "
"used the C</dev/sd*> scheme.  Additionally we now have virtual machines with "
"paravirtualized drivers.  This has created several different naming systems, "
"such as C</dev/vd*> for virtio disks and C</dev/xvd*> for Xen PV disks."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1291
msgid ""
"As discussed above, libguestfs uses a qemu appliance running an embedded "
"Linux kernel to access block devices.  We can run a variety of appliances "
"based on a variety of Linux kernels."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1295
msgid ""
"This causes a problem for libguestfs because many API calls use device or "
"partition names.  Working scripts and the recipe (example) scripts that we "
"make available over the internet could fail if the naming scheme changes."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1300
msgid ""
"Therefore libguestfs defines C</dev/sd*> as the I<standard naming scheme>.  "
"Internally C</dev/sd*> names are translated, if necessary, to other names as "
"required.  For example, under RHEL 5 which uses the C</dev/hd*> scheme, any "
"device parameter C</dev/sda2> is translated to C</dev/hda2> transparently."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1306
msgid ""
"Note that this I<only> applies to parameters.  The L</guestfs_list_devices>, "
"L</guestfs_list_partitions> and similar calls return the true names of the "
"devices and partitions as known to the appliance."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1311
msgid "ALGORITHM FOR BLOCK DEVICE NAME TRANSLATION"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1313
msgid ""
"Usually this translation is transparent.  However in some (very rare)  cases "
"you may need to know the exact algorithm.  Such cases include where you use "
"L</guestfs_config> to add a mixture of virtio and IDE devices to the qemu-"
"based appliance, so have a mixture of C</dev/sd*> and C</dev/vd*> devices."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1319
msgid ""
"The algorithm is applied only to I<parameters> which are known to be either "
"device or partition names.  Return values from functions such as L</"
"guestfs_list_devices> are never changed."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1327
msgid "Is the string a parameter which is a device or partition name?"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1331
msgid "Does the string begin with C</dev/sd>?"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1335
msgid ""
"Does the named device exist? If so, we use that device.  However if I<not> "
"then we continue with this algorithm."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1340
msgid "Replace initial C</dev/sd> string with C</dev/hd>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1342
msgid "For example, change C</dev/sda2> to C</dev/hda2>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1344
msgid "If that named device exists, use it.  If not, continue."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1348
msgid "Replace initial C</dev/sd> string with C</dev/vd>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1350
msgid "If that named device exists, use it.  If not, return an error."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1354
msgid "PORTABILITY CONCERNS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1356
msgid ""
"Although the standard naming scheme and automatic translation is useful for "
"simple programs and guestfish scripts, for larger programs it is best not to "
"rely on this mechanism."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1360
msgid ""
"Where possible for maximum future portability programs using libguestfs "
"should use these future-proof techniques:"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1367
msgid ""
"Use L</guestfs_list_devices> or L</guestfs_list_partitions> to list actual "
"device names, and then use those names directly."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1370
msgid ""
"Since those device names exist by definition, they will never be translated."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1375
msgid ""
"Use higher level ways to identify filesystems, such as LVM names, UUIDs and "
"filesystem labels."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1380
msgid "INTERNALS"
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1382
msgid "COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1384
msgid ""
"Don't rely on using this protocol directly.  This section documents how it "
"currently works, but it may change at any time."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1387
msgid ""
"The protocol used to talk between the library and the daemon running inside "
"the qemu virtual machine is a simple RPC mechanism built on top of XDR (RFC "
"1014, RFC 1832, RFC 4506)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1391
msgid ""
"The detailed format of structures is in C<src/guestfs_protocol.x> (note: "
"this file is automatically generated)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1394
msgid ""
"There are two broad cases, ordinary functions that don't have any C<FileIn> "
"and C<FileOut> parameters, which are handled with very simple request/reply "
"messages.  Then there are functions that have any C<FileIn> or C<FileOut> "
"parameters, which use the same request and reply messages, but they may also "
"be followed by files sent using a chunked encoding."
msgstr ""

# type: =head3
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1401
msgid "ORDINARY FUNCTIONS (NO FILEIN/FILEOUT PARAMS)"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1403
msgid "For ordinary functions, the request message is:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1405
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" total length (header + arguments,\n"
"      but not including the length word itself)\n"
" struct guestfs_message_header (encoded as XDR)\n"
" struct guestfs_<foo>_args (encoded as XDR)\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1410
msgid ""
"The total length field allows the daemon to allocate a fixed size buffer "
"into which it slurps the rest of the message.  As a result, the total length "
"is limited to C<GUESTFS_MESSAGE_MAX> bytes (currently 4MB), which means the "
"effective size of any request is limited to somewhere under this size."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1416
msgid ""
"Note also that many functions don't take any arguments, in which case the "
"C<guestfs_I<foo>_args> is completely omitted."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1419
msgid ""
"The header contains the procedure number (C<guestfs_proc>) which is how the "
"receiver knows what type of args structure to expect, or none at all."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1423
msgid "The reply message for ordinary functions is:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1425
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" total length (header + ret,\n"
"      but not including the length word itself)\n"
" struct guestfs_message_header (encoded as XDR)\n"
" struct guestfs_<foo>_ret (encoded as XDR)\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1430
msgid ""
"As above the C<guestfs_I<foo>_ret> structure may be completely omitted for "
"functions that return no formal return values."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1433
msgid ""
"As above the total length of the reply is limited to C<GUESTFS_MESSAGE_MAX>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1436
msgid ""
"In the case of an error, a flag is set in the header, and the reply message "
"is slightly changed:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1439
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" total length (header + error,\n"
"      but not including the length word itself)\n"
" struct guestfs_message_header (encoded as XDR)\n"
" struct guestfs_message_error (encoded as XDR)\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1444
msgid ""
"The C<guestfs_message_error> structure contains the error message as a "
"string."
msgstr ""

# type: =head3
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1447
msgid "FUNCTIONS THAT HAVE FILEIN PARAMETERS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1449
msgid ""
"A C<FileIn> parameter indicates that we transfer a file I<into> the guest.  "
"The normal request message is sent (see above).  However this is followed by "
"a sequence of file chunks."
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1453
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" total length (header + arguments,\n"
"      but not including the length word itself,\n"
"      and not including the chunks)\n"
" struct guestfs_message_header (encoded as XDR)\n"
" struct guestfs_<foo>_args (encoded as XDR)\n"
" sequence of chunks for FileIn param #0\n"
" sequence of chunks for FileIn param #1 etc.\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1461
msgid "The \"sequence of chunks\" is:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1463
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" length of chunk (not including length word itself)\n"
" struct guestfs_chunk (encoded as XDR)\n"
" length of chunk\n"
" struct guestfs_chunk (encoded as XDR)\n"
"   ...\n"
" length of chunk\n"
" struct guestfs_chunk (with data.data_len == 0)\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1471
msgid ""
"The final chunk has the C<data_len> field set to zero.  Additionally a flag "
"is set in the final chunk to indicate either successful completion or early "
"cancellation."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1475
msgid ""
"At time of writing there are no functions that have more than one FileIn "
"parameter.  However this is (theoretically) supported, by sending the "
"sequence of chunks for each FileIn parameter one after another (from left to "
"right)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1480
msgid ""
"Both the library (sender) I<and> the daemon (receiver) may cancel the "
"transfer.  The library does this by sending a chunk with a special flag set "
"to indicate cancellation.  When the daemon sees this, it cancels the whole "
"RPC, does I<not> send any reply, and goes back to reading the next request."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1486
msgid ""
"The daemon may also cancel.  It does this by writing a special word "
"C<GUESTFS_CANCEL_FLAG> to the socket.  The library listens for this during "
"the transfer, and if it gets it, it will cancel the transfer (it sends a "
"cancel chunk).  The special word is chosen so that even if cancellation "
"happens right at the end of the transfer (after the library has finished "
"writing and has started listening for the reply), the \"spurious\" cancel "
"flag will not be confused with the reply message."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1495
msgid ""
"This protocol allows the transfer of arbitrary sized files (no 32 bit "
"limit), and also files where the size is not known in advance (eg. from "
"pipes or sockets).  However the chunks are rather small "
"(C<GUESTFS_MAX_CHUNK_SIZE>), so that neither the library nor the daemon need "
"to keep much in memory."
msgstr ""

# type: =head3
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1501
msgid "FUNCTIONS THAT HAVE FILEOUT PARAMETERS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1503
msgid ""
"The protocol for FileOut parameters is exactly the same as for FileIn "
"parameters, but with the roles of daemon and library reversed."
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1506
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" total length (header + ret,\n"
"      but not including the length word itself,\n"
"      and not including the chunks)\n"
" struct guestfs_message_header (encoded as XDR)\n"
" struct guestfs_<foo>_ret (encoded as XDR)\n"
" sequence of chunks for FileOut param #0\n"
" sequence of chunks for FileOut param #1 etc.\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: =head3
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1514
msgid "INITIAL MESSAGE"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1516
msgid ""
"Because the underlying channel (QEmu -net channel) doesn't have any sort of "
"connection control, when the daemon launches it sends an initial word "
"(C<GUESTFS_LAUNCH_FLAG>) which indicates that the guest and daemon is "
"alive.  This is what L</guestfs_launch> waits for."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1521
msgid "MULTIPLE HANDLES AND MULTIPLE THREADS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1523
msgid ""
"All high-level libguestfs actions are synchronous.  If you want to use "
"libguestfs asynchronously then you must create a thread."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1526
msgid ""
"Only use the handle from a single thread.  Either use the handle exclusively "
"from one thread, or provide your own mutex so that two threads cannot issue "
"calls on the same handle at the same time."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1530
msgid "QEMU WRAPPERS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1532
msgid ""
"If you want to compile your own qemu, run qemu from a non-standard location, "
"or pass extra arguments to qemu, then you can write a shell-script wrapper "
"around qemu."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1536
msgid ""
"There is one important rule to remember: you I<must C<exec qemu>> as the "
"last command in the shell script (so that qemu replaces the shell and "
"becomes the direct child of the libguestfs-using program).  If you don't do "
"this, then the qemu process won't be cleaned up correctly."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1541
msgid ""
"Here is an example of a wrapper, where I have built my own copy of qemu from "
"source:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1544
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" #!/bin/sh -\n"
" qemudir=/home/rjones/d/qemu\n"
" exec $qemudir/x86_64-softmmu/qemu-system-x86_64 -L $qemudir/pc-bios \"$@\"\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1548
msgid ""
"Save this script as C</tmp/qemu.wrapper> (or wherever), C<chmod +x>, and "
"then use it by setting the LIBGUESTFS_QEMU environment variable.  For "
"example:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1552
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" LIBGUESTFS_QEMU=/tmp/qemu.wrapper guestfish\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1554
msgid ""
"Note that libguestfs also calls qemu with the -help and -version options in "
"order to determine features."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1557
msgid "LIBGUESTFS VERSION NUMBERS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1559
msgid ""
"Since April 2010, libguestfs has started to make separate development and "
"stable releases, along with corresponding branches in our git repository.  "
"These separate releases can be identified by version number:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1564
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
"                 even numbers for stable: 1.2.x, 1.4.x, ...\n"
"       .-------- odd numbers for development: 1.3.x, 1.5.x, ...\n"
"       |\n"
"       v\n"
" 1  .  3  .  5\n"
" ^           ^\n"
" |           |\n"
" |           `-------- sub-version\n"
" |\n"
" `------ always '1' because we don't change the ABI\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1575
msgid "Thus \"1.3.5\" is the 5th update to the development branch \"1.3\"."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1577
msgid ""
"As time passes we cherry pick fixes from the development branch and backport "
"those into the stable branch, the effect being that the stable branch should "
"get more stable and less buggy over time.  So the stable releases are ideal "
"for people who don't need new features but would just like the software to "
"work."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1583
msgid "Our criteria for backporting changes are:"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1589
msgid ""
"Documentation changes which don't affect any code are backported unless the "
"documentation refers to a future feature which is not in stable."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1595
msgid ""
"Bug fixes which are not controversial, fix obvious problems, and have been "
"well tested are backported."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1600
msgid ""
"Simple rearrangements of code which shouldn't affect how it works get "
"backported.  This is so that the code in the two branches doesn't get too "
"far out of step, allowing us to backport future fixes more easily."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1606
msgid ""
"We I<don't> backport new features, new APIs, new tools etc, except in one "
"exceptional case: the new feature is required in order to implement an "
"important bug fix."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1612
msgid ""
"A new stable branch starts when we think the new features in development are "
"substantial and compelling enough over the current stable branch to warrant "
"it.  When that happens we create new stable and development versions 1.N.0 "
"and 1.(N+1).0 [N is even].  The new dot-oh release won't necessarily be so "
"stable at this point, but by backporting fixes from development, that branch "
"will stabilize over time."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1620 ../fish/guestfish.pod:905
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:104 ../tools/virt-edit.pl:312
#: ../tools/virt-rescue.pl:226
msgid "ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES"
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1624 ../fish/guestfish.pod:925
msgid "LIBGUESTFS_APPEND"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1626 ../fish/guestfish.pod:927
msgid "Pass additional options to the guest kernel."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1628 ../fish/guestfish.pod:929
msgid "LIBGUESTFS_DEBUG"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1630
msgid ""
"Set C<LIBGUESTFS_DEBUG=1> to enable verbose messages.  This has the same "
"effect as calling C<guestfs_set_verbose (g, 1)>."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1633 ../fish/guestfish.pod:934
msgid "LIBGUESTFS_MEMSIZE"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1635 ../fish/guestfish.pod:936
msgid ""
"Set the memory allocated to the qemu process, in megabytes.  For example:"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1638 ../fish/guestfish.pod:939
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" LIBGUESTFS_MEMSIZE=700\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1640 ../fish/guestfish.pod:941
msgid "LIBGUESTFS_PATH"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1642
msgid ""
"Set the path that libguestfs uses to search for kernel and initrd.img.  See "
"the discussion of paths in section PATH above."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1645 ../fish/guestfish.pod:946
msgid "LIBGUESTFS_QEMU"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1647 ../fish/guestfish.pod:948
msgid ""
"Set the default qemu binary that libguestfs uses.  If not set, then the qemu "
"which was found at compile time by the configure script is used."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1651
msgid "See also L</QEMU WRAPPERS> above."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1653 ../fish/guestfish.pod:952
msgid "LIBGUESTFS_TRACE"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1655
msgid ""
"Set C<LIBGUESTFS_TRACE=1> to enable command traces.  This has the same "
"effect as calling C<guestfs_set_trace (g, 1)>."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1658 ../fish/guestfish.pod:961
msgid "TMPDIR"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1660 ../fish/guestfish.pod:963
msgid "Location of temporary directory, defaults to C</tmp>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1662 ../fish/guestfish.pod:965
msgid ""
"If libguestfs was compiled to use the supermin appliance then each handle "
"will require rather a large amount of space in this directory for short "
"periods of time (~ 80 MB).  You can use C<$TMPDIR> to configure another "
"directory to use in case C</tmp> is not large enough."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1670 ../fish/guestfish.pod:1023
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:109 ../fuse/guestmount.pod:178
#: ../inspector/virt-inspector.pl:846 ../tools/virt-cat.pl:163
#: ../tools/virt-df.pl:482 ../tools/virt-edit.pl:325
#: ../tools/virt-list-filesystems.pl:191 ../tools/virt-list-partitions.pl:229
#: ../tools/virt-ls.pl:210 ../tools/virt-make-fs.pl:527
#: ../tools/virt-rescue.pl:231 ../tools/virt-resize.pl:1390
#: ../tools/virt-tar.pl:257 ../tools/virt-win-reg.pl:461
msgid "SEE ALSO"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1672
msgid ""
"L<guestfish(1)>, L<guestmount(1)>, L<virt-cat(1)>, L<virt-df(1)>, L<virt-edit"
"(1)>, L<virt-inspector(1)>, L<virt-list-filesystems(1)>, L<virt-list-"
"partitions(1)>, L<virt-ls(1)>, L<virt-make-fs(1)>, L<virt-rescue(1)>, L<virt-"
"tar(1)>, L<virt-win-reg(1)>, L<qemu(1)>, L<febootstrap(1)>, L<hivex(3)>, "
"L<http://libguestfs.org/>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1690
msgid ""
"Tools with a similar purpose: L<fdisk(8)>, L<parted(8)>, L<kpartx(8)>, L<lvm"
"(8)>, L<disktype(1)>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1697 ../tools/virt-make-fs.pl:541
#: ../tools/virt-win-reg.pl:476
msgid "BUGS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1699
msgid "To get a list of bugs against libguestfs use this link:"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1701
msgid ""
"L<https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?"
"component=libguestfs&product=Virtualization+Tools>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1703
msgid "To report a new bug against libguestfs use this link:"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1705
msgid ""
"L<https://bugzilla.redhat.com/enter_bug.cgi?"
"component=libguestfs&product=Virtualization+Tools>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1707
msgid "When reporting a bug, please check:"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1713
msgid "That the bug hasn't been reported already."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1717
msgid "That you are testing a recent version."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1721
msgid "Describe the bug accurately, and give a way to reproduce it."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1725
msgid ""
"Run libguestfs-test-tool and paste the B<complete, unedited> output into the "
"bug report."
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1730 ../fish/guestfish.pod:1039
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:115 ../fuse/guestmount.pod:189
#: ../inspector/virt-inspector.pl:855
msgid "AUTHORS"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1732 ../fish/guestfish.pod:1041
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:117 ../fuse/guestmount.pod:191
msgid "Richard W.M. Jones (C<rjones at redhat dot com>)"
msgstr ""

# type: =head1
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1734 ../fish/guestfish.pod:1043
#: ../test-tool/libguestfs-test-tool.pod:119 ../fuse/guestmount.pod:193
#: ../inspector/virt-inspector.pl:861 ../tools/virt-cat.pl:177
#: ../tools/virt-df.pl:495 ../tools/virt-edit.pl:341
#: ../tools/virt-list-filesystems.pl:207 ../tools/virt-list-partitions.pl:244
#: ../tools/virt-ls.pl:225 ../tools/virt-make-fs.pl:556
#: ../tools/virt-rescue.pl:245 ../tools/virt-resize.pl:1411
#: ../tools/virt-tar.pl:272 ../tools/virt-win-reg.pl:491
msgid "COPYRIGHT"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1736 ../fish/guestfish.pod:1045
msgid "Copyright (C) 2009-2010 Red Hat Inc.  L<http://libguestfs.org/>"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1739
msgid ""
"This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it "
"under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by the "
"Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your "
"option) any later version."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1744
msgid ""
"This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT "
"ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or "
"FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU Lesser General Public License "
"for more details."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs.pod:1749
msgid ""
"You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License "
"along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, "
"Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA"
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1
msgid "guestfs_add_cdrom"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_add_cdrom (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *filename);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:6 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:5
msgid "This function adds a virtual CD-ROM disk image to the guest."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:8 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:7
msgid "This is equivalent to the qemu parameter C<-cdrom filename>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:10 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1488
#: ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:9 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:1186
msgid "Notes:"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:16
msgid ""
"This call checks for the existence of C<filename>.  This stops you from "
"specifying other types of drive which are supported by qemu such as C<nbd:> "
"and C<http:> URLs.  To specify those, use the general C<guestfs_config> call "
"instead."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:23
msgid ""
"If you just want to add an ISO file (often you use this as an efficient way "
"to transfer large files into the guest), then you should probably use "
"C<guestfs_add_drive_ro> instead."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:29 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:63
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:92 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:103
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:114 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:124
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:135 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:238
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:255 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:266
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:302 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:324
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:339 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:403
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:430 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:441
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:453 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:534
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:549 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:560
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:571 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:717
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:734 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:749
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:824 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:839
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:855 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:866
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:883 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:916
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:974 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:996
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1027 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1115
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1146 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1346
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1365 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1446
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1794 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1917
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1972 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2002
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2349 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2361
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2378 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2443
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2454 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2464
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2475 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2487
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2517 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2581
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2598 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2612
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2632 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2652
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2681 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2697
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2713 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2725
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2734 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2767
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2780 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2790
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2802 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2816
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2896 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2913
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2923 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2968
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2983 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2998
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3011 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3022
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3033 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3047
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3059 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3076
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3107 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3135
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3151 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3167
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3176 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3190
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3200 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3212
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3224 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3256
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3268 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3285
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3296 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3310
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3350 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3381
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3392 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3417
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3431 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3446
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3568 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3620
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3639 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3654
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3665 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3699
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3713 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3723
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3734 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3966
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3982 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3993
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4002 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4013
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4022 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4033
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4046 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4064
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4080 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4096
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4111 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4131
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4146 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4162
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4180 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4196
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4210 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4235
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4256 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4272
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4293 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4305
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4317 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4333
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4367 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4387
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4410 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4500
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4606 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4615
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4625 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4635
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4654 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4664
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4674 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4684
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4696 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4746
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4760 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4773
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4786 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4800
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4810 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4827
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4857 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4868
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4903 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4913
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4928 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4956
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5060 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5075
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5086 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5132
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5142 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5179
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5206 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5248
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5271 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5328
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5344 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5370
msgid "This function returns 0 on success or -1 on error."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:31
msgid "guestfs_add_drive"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:33
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_add_drive (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *filename);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:36 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:32
msgid ""
"This function adds a virtual machine disk image C<filename> to the guest.  "
"The first time you call this function, the disk appears as IDE disk 0 (C</"
"dev/sda>) in the guest, the second time as C</dev/sdb>, and so on."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:41 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:37
msgid ""
"You don't necessarily need to be root when using libguestfs.  However you "
"obviously do need sufficient permissions to access the filename for whatever "
"operations you want to perform (ie. read access if you just want to read the "
"image or write access if you want to modify the image)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:47 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:43
msgid ""
"This is equivalent to the qemu parameter C<-drive file=filename,cache=off,"
"if=...>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:50 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:46
msgid ""
"C<cache=off> is omitted in cases where it is not supported by the underlying "
"filesystem."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:53 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:82
msgid ""
"C<if=...> is set at compile time by the configuration option C<./configure --"
"with-drive-if=...>.  In the rare case where you might need to change this at "
"run time, use C<guestfs_add_drive_with_if> or "
"C<guestfs_add_drive_ro_with_if>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:58 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:87
msgid ""
"Note that this call checks for the existence of C<filename>.  This stops you "
"from specifying other types of drive which are supported by qemu such as "
"C<nbd:> and C<http:> URLs.  To specify those, use the general "
"C<guestfs_config> call instead."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:65
msgid "guestfs_add_drive_ro"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:67
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_add_drive_ro (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *filename);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:70 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:63
msgid "This adds a drive in snapshot mode, making it effectively read-only."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:73 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:66
msgid ""
"Note that writes to the device are allowed, and will be seen for the "
"duration of the guestfs handle, but they are written to a temporary file "
"which is discarded as soon as the guestfs handle is closed.  We don't "
"currently have any method to enable changes to be committed, although qemu "
"can support this."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:79 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:72
msgid ""
"This is equivalent to the qemu parameter C<-drive file=filename,snapshot=on,"
"if=...>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:94
msgid "guestfs_add_drive_ro_with_if"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:96
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_add_drive_ro_with_if (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *filename,\n"
"\t\tconst char *iface);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:100
msgid ""
"This is the same as C<guestfs_add_drive_ro> but it allows you to specify the "
"QEMU interface emulation to use at run time."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:105
msgid "guestfs_add_drive_with_if"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:107
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_add_drive_with_if (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *filename,\n"
"\t\tconst char *iface);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:111
msgid ""
"This is the same as C<guestfs_add_drive> but it allows you to specify the "
"QEMU interface emulation to use at run time."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:116
msgid "guestfs_aug_clear"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:118
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_aug_clear (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *augpath);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:121 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:103
msgid ""
"Set the value associated with C<path> to C<NULL>.  This is the same as the "
"L<augtool(1)> C<clear> command."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:126
msgid "guestfs_aug_close"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:128
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_aug_close (guestfs_h *g);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:130
msgid ""
"Close the current Augeas handle and free up any resources used by it.  After "
"calling this, you have to call C<guestfs_aug_init> again before you can use "
"any other Augeas functions."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:137
msgid "guestfs_aug_defnode"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:139
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" struct guestfs_int_bool *guestfs_aug_defnode (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *name,\n"
"\t\tconst char *expr,\n"
"\t\tconst char *val);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:144 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:119
msgid ""
"Defines a variable C<name> whose value is the result of evaluating C<expr>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:147
msgid ""
"If C<expr> evaluates to an empty nodeset, a node is created, equivalent to "
"calling C<guestfs_aug_set> C<expr>, C<value>.  C<name> will be the nodeset "
"containing that single node."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:151 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:126
msgid ""
"On success this returns a pair containing the number of nodes in the "
"nodeset, and a boolean flag if a node was created."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:155
msgid ""
"This function returns a C<struct guestfs_int_bool *>, or NULL if there was "
"an error.  I<The caller must call C<guestfs_free_int_bool> after use>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:159
msgid "guestfs_aug_defvar"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:161
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_aug_defvar (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *name,\n"
"\t\tconst char *expr);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:165 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:134
msgid ""
"Defines an Augeas variable C<name> whose value is the result of evaluating "
"C<expr>.  If C<expr> is NULL, then C<name> is undefined."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:169 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:138
msgid ""
"On success this returns the number of nodes in C<expr>, or C<0> if C<expr> "
"evaluates to something which is not a nodeset."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:172 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:313
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:467 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:492
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:507 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:523
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1013 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1328
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1510 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1591
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1622 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1665
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1682 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1907
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2119 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2137
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3370 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3477
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3793 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4892
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5216 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5226
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5236
msgid "On error this function returns -1."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:174
msgid "guestfs_aug_get"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:176
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" char *guestfs_aug_get (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *augpath);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:179 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:145
msgid ""
"Look up the value associated with C<path>.  If C<path> matches exactly one "
"node, the C<value> is returned."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:182 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:610
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:625 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:682
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:695 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:786
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:899 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:928
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:942 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:958
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1041 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1205
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1314 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1459
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1473 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1549
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1567 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1701
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:1840 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2021
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2071 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2187
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2222 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2432
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2853 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:2949
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3492 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3771
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3909 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:3952
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4428 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4441
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4455 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:4476
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5009 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5025
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5040 ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5188
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:5418
msgid ""
"This function returns a string, or NULL on error.  I<The caller must free "
"the returned string after use>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:185
msgid "guestfs_aug_init"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:187
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_aug_init (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *root,\n"
"\t\tint flags);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:191 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:152
msgid ""
"Create a new Augeas handle for editing configuration files.  If there was "
"any previous Augeas handle associated with this guestfs session, then it is "
"closed."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:195
msgid "You must call this before using any other C<guestfs_aug_*> commands."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:198 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:159
msgid ""
"C<root> is the filesystem root.  C<root> must not be NULL, use C</> instead."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:201 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:162
msgid ""
"The flags are the same as the flags defined in E<lt>augeas.hE<gt>, the "
"logical I<or> of the following integers:"
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:207 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:168
msgid "C<AUG_SAVE_BACKUP> = 1"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:209 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:170
msgid "Keep the original file with a C<.augsave> extension."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:211 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:172
msgid "C<AUG_SAVE_NEWFILE> = 2"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:213 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:174
msgid ""
"Save changes into a file with extension C<.augnew>, and do not overwrite "
"original.  Overrides C<AUG_SAVE_BACKUP>."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:216 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:177
msgid "C<AUG_TYPE_CHECK> = 4"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:218 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:179
msgid "Typecheck lenses (can be expensive)."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:220 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:181
msgid "C<AUG_NO_STDINC> = 8"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:222 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:183
msgid "Do not use standard load path for modules."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:224 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:185
msgid "C<AUG_SAVE_NOOP> = 16"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:226 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:187
msgid "Make save a no-op, just record what would have been changed."
msgstr ""

# type: =item
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:228 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:189
msgid "C<AUG_NO_LOAD> = 32"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:230
msgid "Do not load the tree in C<guestfs_aug_init>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:234
msgid "To close the handle, you can call C<guestfs_aug_close>."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:236 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:197
msgid "To find out more about Augeas, see L<http://augeas.net/>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:240
msgid "guestfs_aug_insert"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:242
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_aug_insert (guestfs_h *g,\n"
"\t\tconst char *augpath,\n"
"\t\tconst char *label,\n"
"\t\tint before);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:247 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:203
msgid ""
"Create a new sibling C<label> for C<path>, inserting it into the tree before "
"or after C<path> (depending on the boolean flag C<before>)."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:251 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:207
msgid ""
"C<path> must match exactly one existing node in the tree, and C<label> must "
"be a label, ie. not contain C</>, C<*> or end with a bracketed index C<[N]>."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:257
msgid "guestfs_aug_load"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:259
#, no-wrap
msgid ""
" int guestfs_aug_load (guestfs_h *g);\n"
"\n"
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:261 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:215
msgid "Load files into the tree."
msgstr ""

# type: textblock
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:263 ../fish/guestfish-actions.pod:217
msgid "See C<aug_load> in the Augeas documentation for the full gory details."
msgstr ""

# type: =head2
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:268
msgid "guestfs_aug_ls"
msgstr ""

# type: verbatim
#: ../src/guestfs-actions.pod:270
#, no-wrap