examples/general.conf

   1
   2 # This is the general configuration file for pakfire.
   3
   4 [logger]
   5 # The file were logs are written to. If none is given,
   6 # the will be no log written.
   7 #file = /var/log/pakfire.log
   8
   9 # The level of the logging can be specified here.
  10 # Possible options: normal, debug
  11 #level = normal
  12
  13 # The mode specifies if the log file is rotated
  14 # after a certain file size or if the file will
  15 # always be appended.
  16 # Possible values: rotate, normal
  17 #mode = rotate
  18
  19 # If in rotation mode, this specifies the threshold
  20 # when the log file will be rotated (bytes).
  21 #rotation_threshold = 10245760
  22
  23 [downloader]
  24 # Pakfire can use a HTTP proxy for all downloads.
  25 # Authentication can be used like this:
  26 #   http://foo:bar@192.168.180.1:800
  27 # If no proxy setting is configured, Pakfire will
  28 # use the environment settings.
  29 #http_proxy = http://192.168.180.1:800
  30
  31 # You can throttle the download bandwidth with this
  32 # parameter. Unit: bytes per second.
  33 #bandwidth_throttle = 10240
  34
  35 # Offline mode.
  36 # You may disable any kind of download action.
  37 # Howevery, pakfire won't be fully functionable.
  38 #offline = False
  39
  40 [signatures]
  41 # Sets the mode of the signature verification.
  42 # Possible options: strict, permissive, disabled.
  43 # strict breaks when a signature could not be successfully
  44 # verified. permissive goes on and prints warnings.
  45 # disabled skips signature verification.
  46 #mode = strict
  47
  48 # Host key ID
  49 # The host key is used to sign packages that are built
  50 # by this host automatically.
  51 #host_key = 9B4A7F53C79921A7