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PER-CLEANER

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Updated: July 2023
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per-cleaner - manual page for per-cleaner 2.31

per-cleaner [,OPTION/]

perl-cleaner -- Find & rebuild packages and Perl header files broken due to a perl upgrade

-h, --help: Print usage
-V, --version: Print version
-p, --pretend: Pretend (don't do anything)
-v, --verbose: Increase verbosity (may be specified multiple times)
-q, --quiet: Decrease verbosity
--modules: Rebuild perl modules for old installs of perl
--allmodules: Rebuild all perl modules
--libperl: Rebuild anything linked against libperl
--all: Short for --modules --libperl
--reallyall: Short for --allmodules --libperl
--dont-delete-leftovers: Do not delete known, typical leftover files
-P PM, --package-manager PM: Use package manager PM, where PM can be one of:
* portage (Default): * pkgcore * paludis
-- OPTIONS: Pass additional options to PM (not recommended)

Torsten Veller <tove@gentoo.org>

Michael Sterrett [contributor] <mr_bones_@gentoo.org>

Scott Taylor [contributor] <swtaylor@gentoo.org>

Andreas K. Huettel <dilfridge@gentoo.org>

Version 2 based on ideas from pytho-updater.

* Rebuild packages after a perl upgrade:

$> per-cleaner -all

* Rebuild packages after changing the debug or ithreads useflag of perl:

$> per-cleaner -all