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softwareupdate(8)         BSD System Manager's Manual        softwareupdate(8)

NAME
     softwareupdate -- system software update tool

SYNOPSIS
     softwareupdate command [args ...]

DESCRIPTION
     Software Update checks for new and updated versions of your software based on information about your
     computer and current software.

     Invoke softwareupdate by specifying a command followed by zero or more args.

     softwareupdate requires admin authentication for all commands except --list.  If you run softwareupdate
     as a normal admin user, you will be prompted for a password where required. Alternatively, you can run
     softwareupdate as root and avoid all further authentication prompts.

     The following commands are available:

     -l | --list
                 List all available updates.

     -i | --install
                 Each update specified by args is downloaded and installed.  args can be one of the follow-ing: following:
                 ing:

                 -r | --recommended
                             All updates that are recommended for your system. These are prefixed with a *
                             character in the --list output.

                 -a | --all  All updates that are applicable to your system, including those non-recommended
                             ones, which are prefixed with a - character in the --list output. (Non-recom-mended (Non-recommended
                             mended updates are uncommon in any case.)

                 item ...    One or more specified updates. The --list output shows the item names you can
                             specify here, prefixed by the * or - characters. See EXAMPLES.

     -d | --download
                 Each update specified by args is downloaded but not installed. The values of args are the
                 same as for the --install command. Updates downloaded with --download can be subsequently
                 installed with --install, or through the App Store (as long as they remain applicable to
                 your system).  Updates are downloaded to /Library/Updates, but are not designed to be
                 installed by double-clicking the packages in that directory: always use --install or the
                 App Store to actually perform the install.

     --ignore identifier ...
                 Manages the per-machine list of ignored updates. The identifier is the first part of the
                 item name (before the dash and version number) that is shown by --list.  See EXAMPLES.

     --reset-ignored
                 Clears the per-machine list of ignored updates.

     --schedule on | off
                 Manages the per-machine automatic (background) check preference.

     -h | --help
                 Print command usage.

EXAMPLES
     The following examples are shown as given to the shell:

     softwareupdate --list

           Software Update Tool
           Copyright 2002-2012 Apple Inc.

           Finding available software
           Software Update found the following new or updated software:
              * MacBookAirEFIUpdate2.4-2.4
                   MacBook Air EFI Firmware Update (2.4), 3817K [recommended] [restart]
              * ProAppsQTCodecs-1.0
                   ProApps QuickTime codecs (1.0), 968K [recommended]
              * JavaForOSX-1.0
                   Java for OS X 2012-005 (1.0), 65288K [recommended]

     sudo softwareupdate --install JavaForOSX-1.0

           Software Update Tool
           Copyright 2002-2012 Apple Inc.

           Finding available software

           Downloading Java for OS X 2012-005
           Downloaded Java for OS X 2012-005
           Installing Java for OS X 2012-005
           Done with Java for OS X 2012-005
           Done.

     sudo softwareupdate --ignore JavaForOSX

           Ignored updates:
           (JavaForOSX)

     sudo softwareupdate --schedule

           Automatic check is on

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