125 lines
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125 lines
4.9 KiB
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# Project Entropy 1.0 Equo configuration file
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# Collision protection
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# 0: No protection
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# 1: Removal protection (recommended)
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# 2: Installation/Removal protection
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collision-protect = 1
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# Configuration files protection
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# This works in the same way of Portage CONFIG_PROTECT but it's Entropy related
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#
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# syntax for CONFIG_PROTECT:
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# config-protect = /path/to/dir1 /path/to/dir2 /path/to/dir3
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#
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# default: unset, internal variable will be used (this is stored into
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# the repository database)
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#
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# 2: Installation/Removal protection
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config-protect = /etc/conf.d /etc/hosts /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11 /etc/entropy
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# Configuration files protection
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# This works in the same way of Portage CONFIG_PROTECT_MASK but it's
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# Entropy related
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#
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# syntax for CONFIG_PROTECT_MASK:
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# config-protect-mask = /path/to/dir1 /path/to/dir2 /path/to/dir3
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#
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# default: unset, internal variable will be used (this is stored into the
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# repository database)
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#
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# 2: Installation/Removal protection mask
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config-protect-mask = /etc/pam.d
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# Configuration files protection
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# List of files that should be kept as they are: whose updated config files
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# will be rejected
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#
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# syntax for CONFIG_PROTECT_SKIP:
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# config-protect-skip = /path/to/dir1 /path/to/dir2 /path/to/dir3
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#
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# default: unset, internal variable will be used (this is stored into the
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# repository database)
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#
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# 2: Installation/Removal protection skip
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config-protect-skip = /etc/conf.d/hostname /etc/sudoers /etc/exports
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# Configuration files backup
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# Option to enable/disable automatic backup of files merged by "equo conf update"
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# Valid parameters: disable, enable, true, false, disabled, enabled, 0, 1
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# Default parameter if unset: enable
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files-backup = false
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# Extra package hash check modules
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# Option to selectively choose what extra package hash checks to execute
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# when installing a package. Modules avaiable are sha1, sha256, sha512 and gpg.
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# Default parameter if unset: sha1 sha256 sha512 gpg
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# PLEASE NOTE: to fully disable GPG feature, please have a look at the
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# "gpg" option below.
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package-hashes = sha256 gpg
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# GnuPG repository and packages verification feature.
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# Valid parameters: disable, enable, true, false, disabled, enabled, 0, 1
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# Default parameter if unsed: enable
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# It is strongly suggested to keep gpg feature enabled.
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# gpg = enable
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# Force critical updates first
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# Option to enable/disable forced critical updates installation.
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# Valid parameters: disable, enable, true, false, disabled, enabled, 0, 1
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# Default parameter if unset: enable
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# forced-updates = enable
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# Number of days that should pass before package files
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# get removed from cache automatically.
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# Note that this feature should be disabled in server-environments where
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# storing packages cache is subject to different policies.
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# The daemon in charge of this is client-updates-daemon available via
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# entropy-client-services package. You may consider cleaning up packages cache
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# manually by calling "equo cleanup" either inside a cronjob or by hand.
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# Valid parameters: <integer, representing number of days>
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# Default parameter if unset: <feature disabled>
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# NOTE: values <0 or >365 are not tolerated.
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packages-autoprune-days = 60
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# Enable/disable simultaneous download of packages by Entropy Client
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# Valid parameters: disable, enable, true, false, disabled, enabled
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# By default, if multifetch is enabled, only 3 simultaneous downloads
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# are allocated. To change this, just set multifetch to a value between
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# 1 and 10.
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# Default parameter if unset: disable
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multifetch = 3
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# Enable Entropy package delta download (when delta packages are available).
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# Running on limited bandwidth? Do you have monthly bandwidth limits?
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# Enable this feature and further package updates will be downloaded through
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# their .edelta files, saving a lot of bandwidth.
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# Default parameter if unset: disable
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packages-delta = enable
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# Ignore SPM (Portage) pseudo-downgrades
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# USE AT YOUR OWN RISK, IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT'S THIS OPTION
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# !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SKIP IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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# !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SKIP IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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# !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SKIP IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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# !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SKIP IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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# This option permits to skip packages with Entropy revision 9999
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# from being treaten as downgrades. This usually happens when
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# migrating from Portage to Entropy
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# Valid parameters: disable, enable, true, false, disabled, enabled, 0, 1
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# Default parameter if unset: disable
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ignore-spm-downgrades = disable
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# Enable the installation of debug files
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# Also known as "splitdebug" support
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# Valid parameters: disable, enable, true, false, disabled, enabled, 0, 1
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# Default parameter if unset: disable
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# splitdebug = disable
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# HOW SPLITDEBUG WORKS with Entropy
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# Once you enable the "splitdebug" feature
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# you just need to (re)install packages in order to
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# get /usr/lib/debug metadata files installed. That's it.
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# You can safely remove /usr/lib/debug without affecting
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# Operating System functionality, at any time.
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