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+<commands version="1.0">
+ <list-channels>
+  <summary>List Available Channels</summary>
+  <function>doList</function>
+  <shortcut>lc</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>
+List all available channels for installation.
+</doc>
+ </list-channels>
+ <update-channels>
+  <summary>Update the Channel List</summary>
+  <function>doUpdateAll</function>
+  <shortcut>uc</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>
+List all installed packages in all channels.
+</doc>
+ </update-channels>
+ <channel-delete>
+  <summary>Remove a Channel From the List</summary>
+  <function>doDelete</function>
+  <shortcut>cde</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>&lt;channel name&gt;
+Delete a channel from the registry.  You may not
+remove any channel that has installed packages.
+</doc>
+ </channel-delete>
+ <channel-add>
+  <summary>Add a Channel</summary>
+  <function>doAdd</function>
+  <shortcut>ca</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>&lt;channel.xml&gt;
+Add a private channel to the channel list.  Note that all
+public channels should be synced using &quot;update-channels&quot;.
+Parameter may be either a local file or remote URL to a
+channel.xml.
+</doc>
+ </channel-add>
+ <channel-update>
+  <summary>Update an Existing Channel</summary>
+  <function>doUpdate</function>
+  <shortcut>cu</shortcut>
+  <options>
+   <force>
+    <shortopt>f</shortopt>
+    <doc>will force download of new channel.xml if an existing channel name is used</doc>
+   </force>
+   <channel>
+    <shortopt>c</shortopt>
+    <doc>will force download of new channel.xml if an existing channel name is used</doc>
+    <arg>CHANNEL</arg>
+   </channel>
+  </options>
+  <doc>[&lt;channel.xml&gt;|&lt;channel name&gt;]
+Update a channel in the channel list directly.  Note that all
+public channels can be synced using &quot;update-channels&quot;.
+Parameter may be a local or remote channel.xml, or the name of
+an existing channel.
+</doc>
+ </channel-update>
+ <channel-info>
+  <summary>Retrieve Information on a Channel</summary>
+  <function>doInfo</function>
+  <shortcut>ci</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>&lt;package&gt;
+List the files in an installed package.
+</doc>
+ </channel-info>
+ <channel-alias>
+  <summary>Specify an alias to a channel name</summary>
+  <function>doAlias</function>
+  <shortcut>cha</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>&lt;channel&gt; &lt;alias&gt;
+Specify a specific alias to use for a channel name.
+The alias may not be an existing channel name or
+alias.
+</doc>
+ </channel-alias>
+ <channel-discover>
+  <summary>Initialize a Channel from its server</summary>
+  <function>doDiscover</function>
+  <shortcut>di</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>[&lt;channel.xml&gt;|&lt;channel name&gt;]
+Initialize a channel from its server and create a local channel.xml.
+If &lt;channel name&gt; is in the format &quot;&lt;username&gt;:&lt;password&gt;@&lt;channel&gt;&quot; then
+&lt;username&gt; and &lt;password&gt; will be set as the login username/password for
+&lt;channel&gt;. Use caution when passing the username/password in this way, as
+it may allow other users on your computer to briefly view your username/
+password via the system&#039;s process list.
+</doc>
+ </channel-discover>
+ <channel-login>
+  <summary>Connects and authenticates to remote channel server</summary>
+  <function>doLogin</function>
+  <shortcut>cli</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>&lt;channel name&gt;
+Log in to a remote channel server.  If &lt;channel name&gt; is not supplied,
+the default channel is used. To use remote functions in the installer
+that require any kind of privileges, you need to log in first.  The
+username and password you enter here will be stored in your per-user
+PEAR configuration (~/.pearrc on Unix-like systems).  After logging
+in, your username and password will be sent along in subsequent
+operations on the remote server.</doc>
+ </channel-login>
+ <channel-logout>
+  <summary>Logs out from the remote channel server</summary>
+  <function>doLogout</function>
+  <shortcut>clo</shortcut>
+  <options />
+  <doc>&lt;channel name&gt;
+Logs out from a remote channel server.  If &lt;channel name&gt; is not supplied,
+the default channel is used. This command does not actually connect to the
+remote server, it only deletes the stored username and password from your user
+configuration.</doc>
+ </channel-logout>
+</commands>
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