aio-builder/conf/opsi-builder.cfg

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# build-default.cfg
# Default values for OPSI builder system
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# Global variables
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TMP_DIR=/tmp

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# CREATOR
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# Part of the published OPSI-package name
CREATOR_TAG=unknown

# Additonal information from the person creating the packages
CREATOR_NAME="Your name"
CREATOR_EMAIL="your-email@domain.de"

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# OPSI repository settings
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# Basedirectory storing OPSI-packages after building
OPSI_REPOS_BASE_DIR=$HOME/.opsi-repository

# Directory- and filename pattern
OPSI_REPOS_PRODUCT_DIR=${OPSI_REPOS_BASE_DIR}/${STATUS}/${VENDOR}/${PN}/${VERSION}-${RELEASE}

# OPSI-package filepattern
OPSI_REPOS_FILE_PATTERN=${PN}_${VERSION}-${CREATOR_TAG}${RELEASE}.opsi

# Force alway upload  to opsi repos
# OPSI_REPOS_FORCE_UPLOAD=1


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# Distribution / Vendor settings
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# Directory downloading/cacheing the artifacts like MSI package or icons from the vendor webside
DIST_CACHE_DIR=$HOME/.opsi-dist-cache/${PN}-${VERSION}

# private dist repository. You can use all variables from release.cfg insde the URL
# this optinal URL will be the FIRST url to check for downloading vendor stuff.
# To copy a local file, the repos should start with file://
DIST_PRIVATE_REPOS=file://$HOME/opsi-dist.private/$VENDOR/$PN/$VERSION

# Force always downloading dist files
# DIST_FORCE_DOWNLOAD=1