7 AUR - Arch User Repository
8 Repository made up of a collection of build scripts that are
9 created and submitted by the Arch community.
12 A user that can add binary packages to the [community]
13 repository and administer AUR.
16 The collection of package build files hosted via the AUR website.
23 ./html - DocumentRoot for AUR, where the PHP scripts live.
24 ./html/css - CSS for AUR appearance
25 ./html/css/navbar - CSS for Arch navigation bar appearance
26 ./html/images - Any AUR images live here.
27 ./lib - Supporting PHP include files. Access denied to Apache.
29 ./template - Where most of the html markup resides and minimal
30 amount of PHP scripting.
36 PHP script to handle registering for a new account. It prompts
37 the visitor for account information: desired username, E-mail,
38 password, real name, IRC nick, and default language. The info is
39 recorded in the Users table.
41 A logged-in user can change any of their own account information. If a
42 TU or Developer is logged into the system, they can search for and
43 edit accounts. A TU can change an account to a TU or User account. A
44 Developer can also change an account to the Developer type. TUs and
45 Developers are able to suspend accounts. If an account is suspended,
46 all packages are orphaned (the MaintainerUID field in the Packages
47 table is set to NULL).
50 A form to submit proposals relating to the AUR. Only accessible to TUs
51 and Developers. Can be used to vote on a potential new TU, or any
52 other proposal that needs a vote. Length of the vote can be specified.
55 Main page for the AUR. Provides links to all other pages in the AUR.
56 Gives a brief synopsis of what the AUR is and where to go for more
60 Logs out a logged-in user. Clears the session id from the Sessions
61 table and unsets the cookie.
64 Page used to search the package database. Supports searching by name,
65 category, maintainer, popularity, etc. Also provides the ability to go
66 to a package page which has specific information for that package.
67 A specific package page includes the name, description, votes, etc.
68 As well as the ability to perform actions on the packages, such as
69 flagging or leaving a comment on the package.
72 A page for a user to enter their e-mail and receive a reset e-mail to
73 replace the forgotten password.
76 Page for users to upload a new package. Only allows upload of a
77 tarball that has been compressed with gzip. Tarball must contain the
78 PKGBUILD, scriptlets, and any other files necessary to build the
79 package from source. The user can select a category for the package.
80 The page makes appropriate entries into the database for tracking the
81 newly added source package and associated information.
84 A frontend for tools to obtain raw information from the AUR. Features
85 the ability to search for a package, return information on a package,
86 return information on multiple packages, and search for a specific
87 package maintainer. Functionality through HTTP GET.
90 Generates RDF Site Summary (RSS) feed with the latest packages updated
91 in the AUR. Lists most recent 20 packages. Includes package name, link
92 to package page, package description, time of update, source listing,
96 Page only available to TUs and Developers. Shows ongoing votes for
97 proposals and past votes for proposals. Current votes can be voted on
98 with a "Yes" vote, "No" vote, or an "Abstain" vote. Developers and TUs
99 can only vote once. Cannot vote on a proposal about themselves.
102 Page only available to TUs and Developers. Shows list of users that
103 voted for a specific package. Each username links to the user's
104 account information page.