# Entropy Server now supports repositories defined inside
# /etc/entropy/repositories.conf.d/ files, written using the
# syntax detailed below. This improves the ability to enable, disable,
# add and remove repositories programmatically. Furthermore, it
# makes possible to extend the supported parameters without breaking
# backward compatibility.
#
# In order to differentiate Entropy Client repository definitions between
# Entropy Server ones, each repository section must start with "[server=".
#
# This is an example of the syntax (with a complete listing
# of the supported arguments):
#
# [server=sabayon-limbo]
# desc = Sabayon Linux Official Testing Repository
# repo = ssh://username@full.host:~username/sabayon-limbo
# enabled = <true/false>
#
# [server=sabayon-limbo]
# desc = This statement will be ignored.
# repo-only = ssh://username@repo.host:~username/sabayon-limbo
# pkg-only = ssh://username@pkg.host:~username/sabayon-limbo
#
# [server=sabayon-base]
# desc = This is the base repository.
# repo-only = ssh://username@repo.host:~username/sabayon-base
# pkg-only = ssh://username@pkg.host:~username/sabayon-base
# base = <true/false>
#
# As you can see, multiple statements for the same repository
# are allowed. However, only the first desc = statement will be
# considered, while there can be as many {pkg,repo}* = as you want.
#
# The repository order is important, but this is guaranteed by the
# fact that configuration files are parsed in lexical order.
#
# Statements description:
# - "desc": stands for description, the repository name description.
# - "repo": the push & pull URI, for both packages and repository database.
# - "repo-only": same as repo, but only for the repository database
#                push & pull.
# - "pkg-only": same as repo, but only for the packages push & pull.
#          The supported protocols are those supported by entropy.fetchers.
# - "enabled": if set, its value can be either "true" or "false". The default
#              value is "true". It indicates if a repository is configured
#              but currently disabled or enabled. Please take into account
#              that config files in /etc/entropy/repositories.conf.d/ starting
#              with "_" are considered to contain disabled repositories. This
#              is just provided for convienence.
# - "base": if set, its value can be either "true" or "false". The default
#           value is "false". If no repository has the flag set, the first
#           listed repository will be the base one.

# [server=<example repository>]
# desc = Entropy Server Example Repository
# repo = ssh://user@localhost:~user/repository-name
# repo-only = ssh://user@localhost:~user/repository-only-name
# pkg-only = ssh://user@localhost:~user/package-only-name
# enabled = true
