tlmgr-conf
Display and modify TeX Live configuration
TLDR
Show general TeX Live configuration
$ tlmgr conf
Show all texmf.cnf settings$ tlmgr conf texmf
Show the value of a single tlmgr setting$ tlmgr conf tlmgr [setting]
Set a tlmgr configuration value$ tlmgr conf tlmgr [setting] [value]
Delete a setting from the tlmgr config file$ tlmgr conf tlmgr --delete [setting]
List auxiliary texmf trees$ tlmgr conf auxtrees show
Add an auxiliary texmf tree$ tlmgr conf auxtrees add [/path/to/tree]
Remove an auxiliary texmf tree$ tlmgr conf auxtrees remove [/path/to/tree]
SYNOPSIS
tlmgr conf [texmf|tlmgr|updmap [--conffile file] [--delete] [key [value]]]tlmgr conf auxtrees [--conffile file] [show|add|remove] [value]
DESCRIPTION
tlmgr conf displays and modifies TeX Live configuration settings. With no arguments it shows general configuration information (active files, paths, and settings). With a system argument (texmf, tlmgr, or updmap) it shows all key/value pairs saved in the corresponding config file. Supplying a key shows only that key's value; also supplying a value sets it. The --delete flag removes a key entirely rather than overriding it.The auxtrees subcommand manages additional texmf trees that are searched alongside the standard TeX Live tree.Part of the TeX Live Manager.
PARAMETERS
texmf
Show or set values in texmf.cnf.tlmgr
Show or set values in the tlmgr configuration file.updmap
Show or set values in the first found updmap.cfg.auxtrees
Manage additional (auxiliary) texmf trees. Subcommands: show, add, remove.--conffile file
Use the specified configuration file instead of the default.--delete
Remove the key entirely from the configuration file (rather than commenting it out).key value
Set the configuration key to value in the chosen config file.
SEE ALSO
tlmgr-option(1), tlmgr(1)
