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Weak package files is a feature that makes possible to save a lot of local space if enabled. Basically, all the package files no longer in the repository are locally removed before their expiration. This reduces local data redundancy with no real reliability impact.
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195 lines
6.9 KiB
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# Entropy Server configuration file
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#
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# Packages expiration days:
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# expiration-days = <number>
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#
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#
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# Number of days after a binary package will be removed from its belonging
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# repository if not available anymore (old files)
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#
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# example:
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# expiration-days = 15
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#
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# expiration-days = <internal value>
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# Community repository mode, enable this if your repositories
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# are just "overlays" of other full-blown repositories.
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# For example, you're providing your own set of customized packages
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# that are meant to work with some distribution repositories' packages.
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#
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# syntax for community-mode:
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# community-mode = <enable/disable>
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# default is: disable
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#
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community-mode = disable
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#
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# syntax for default-repository:
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#
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# default-repository: Currently working repository identifier (if you have
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# more than one server-side repository, this indicates the one which
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# Entropy Server is authorized to work on)
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# default-repository = <repository identifier>
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#
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default-repository = sabayonlinux.org
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#
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# "Weak package files" is an option that helps reducing the size of
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# the local packages directory by removing package files as soon as they
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# are removed from the repository database. A replacement file with a
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# .weak extension is created instead. This reduces data redundancy,
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# even though it is only about stale files.
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#
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# syntax for weak-package-files:
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# weak-package-files = <enable/disable>
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# default is: disable
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#
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weak-package-files = disable
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#
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# syntax for repository:
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#
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# repository: server-side repositories configuration
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# Currently supported upload URI protocols are ftp:// and ssh://
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# => repository = <repository_id>|<repository description>|<upload URI 1> <2>
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# (EAPI3 part is optional)
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#
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# PLEASE NOTE: the first repository listed is going to be considered the
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# "base" repository
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# PLEASE NOTE (2): you can specify server for repository or packages
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# sync only, by prefixing URIs with <p> (for packages only) or <r>
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# (for repository only)
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#
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# example:
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# => repository = myserverrepo|My Server Repository|ftp://user:pass@111.111.111.111/ ssh://username@host:~user/path:port
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#
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# repository =
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# Database format used by EAPI1 packages:
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# bz2 or gz
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database-format = bz2
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#
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# syntax for syncspeedlimit:
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#
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# sync-speed-limit: If you need a way to limit sync speed (upload/download),
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# this is the option you were looking for
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# sync-speed-limit = <maximum allowed speed in kb/sec>
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#
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# example:
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# sync-speed-limit = 30
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#
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# sync-speed-limit =
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# Server side LC_*, LANG, LANGUAGE default settings.
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# This setting is used by entropy.qa to validate packages and avoid weird
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# things happening. Please specify here a LC_*, LANG, LANGUAGE value that
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# all your produced distributions support (advice: en_US). There is no need
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# for extra stuff like @UTF-8. If you fail to do so and your L* value differs
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# from the one here, Entropy will bitch you at QA checks and uploading packages
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# will be impossible. You can concatenate (space separated) more than one value.
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# server-basic-languages = en_US C
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# Disabled EAPIs (comma separated).
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# By default, all current EAPI implementations are supported (1, 2, 3).
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# This means that when uploading/downloading database files, a lot of
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# redoundant transfers take place. You can decide to disable EAPI1, EAPI2, EAPI3
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# or 2 of them. You cannot disable all of them, in this case this setting will
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# be ignored.
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#
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# WARNING: USE-AT-YOUR-OWN-RISK. I mean, use it with brain_on(): entropy clients
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# tries to fetch repositories starting from the highest EAPI supported and scale
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# down to 2 and 1 if error occurs. So, if you are disabling EAPI3 and 2 and want
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# to keep EAPI1, make sure to remove "unmaintained" files from your remote mirror.
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# A fast way to achieve this is removing the whole remote database dir and re-upload
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# everything (backup first!).
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# disabled-eapis = 1,2
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# WARNING: E X P E R I M E N T A L
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# Automatic multiple packages support through expiration.
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# If you enable this option, your repository will feature multiple package
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# versions support inside the same scope (key + slot + tag).
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# It is disabled by default.
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# To enable this feature you need to explicitly tell Entropy the packages
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# that can be kept by creating a file in the repository database dir called:
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# "packages.db.fatscope", listing atoms one per line. Wildcard char (*) can
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# be used to enable the feature on all packages.
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# ATTENTION !!!: still, there is one unsolved "bad behaviour" for now.
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# Due to the nature of OSS libraries (breaking API/ABI every odd day),
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# YOU are responsible of potential older packages inconsistencies due to this.
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# expiration-based-scope = disable
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# WARNING: P L E A S E R E A D T H I S F I R S T
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# Enable support for packages -nonfree directory split. It uses the Entropy
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# Server license whitelist file to determine what licenses are free and what
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# not (so you also need to write one and place into your repository database
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# directory), see packages/packages.db.lic_whitelist.example.
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# It is actually disabled by default because older Entropy client versions
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# have troubles determining the correct storage directory and it's been fixed
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# since Entropy 0.99.30.
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# nonfree-packages-directory-support = disable
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# Human readable RSS feed handling, tracking repository changes.
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#
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# syntax for rss-feed:
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# rss-feed = <enable/disable>
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#
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rss-feed = enable
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# Enable the generation of a ChangeLog-like file, containing package update
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# informations.
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#
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# syntax for changelog:
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# changelog = <enable/disable>
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#
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changelog = enable
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# syntax for rss-name:
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# rss-name = <name.rss>
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#
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rss-name = packages.rss
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# This option allows to specify a base URL for the <guid> and <link> RSS entry.
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# If you have the entropy web portal online, just add its path to index.py which
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# will be wrapped to add ?search=...
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# syntax for rss-base-url:
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# rss-base-url = <URL>
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#
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rss-base-url = http://packages.sabayon.org/?quicksearch=
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# This is just the website url that will be added to the RSS
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rss-website-url = http://www.sabayon.org/
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# Maximum RSS entries, oldest will be dropped
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# syntax for max-rss-entries:
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# max-rss-entries = <number>
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#
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max-rss-entries = 10000
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# Maximum RSS entries for the light version, oldest will be dropped
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# syntax for max-rss-light-entries:
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# max-rss-light-entries = <number>
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#
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# max-rss-light-entries = 100
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# syntax for rss-light-name:
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# rss-light-name = <name.rss>
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#
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rss-light-name = updates.rss
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# RSS Editor E-mail (corresponding to managingEditor tag)
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# syntax for max-rss-entries:
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# managing-editor = <email>
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#
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managing-editor =
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# Broken reverse dependencies QA check.
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# This routine is ran when packages are added to repositories reporting
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# package reverse dependencies that have broken library linking. For example
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# when a library get an ABI bump and reverse dependencies are not rebuilt.
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#
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# syntax for broken-reverse-deps:
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# broken-reverse-deps = <enable/disable>
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# Default is "enable"
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broken-reverse-deps = enable
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