# poldek main configuration file.

# Some macros. Macros are local, they are not visible in included files
# and macros declared in them are not visible to includer.
# Macros names starts with underscore '_'.
#
_distro = Mandriva

# Both local and remote files may be included. Included files may not contain
# [global] section, it will be ignored anyway. 
%include %{_distro}-source.conf

# local sources
%include source.conf

# External downloaders configuration, not necessary in most cases, cause
# to internal HTTP and FTP client.
#%include fetch.conf

[global]


# This parameter allows to configure the default repository index type.
#default index type = pndir

# Cache directory for downloaded files. NOTE: that parent directory of cachedir 
# must exists.
#cachedir = $HOME/.poldek-cache

# Switch to ordinary user at startup when executed by root
#runas = poldek

# Permits using root privileges for installation only. Automatically turned
# on when poldek executed as ordinary user.
#use sudo = no

# Load /etc/apt/sources.list. 
#load apt sources list = no

# Handle gzipped indexes externally (needed on RedHat 9 and Fedora Core 1 and 2).
# This option is a workaround for broken zlib linked into librpm; with enabled 
# 'auto zlib in rpm' poldek tries to detect such case and then enables external
# *.gz handling automatically.
#vfile external compress = no

# Auto detection of zlib linked into librpm. See 'vfile external compress' 
# description.
#auto zlib in rpm = yes

# Automatically download whole index if incremental update fails.
#autoupa = yes

# Do not save given paths into created indexes. This option may significantly
# reduce index size. Example (notice missing starting '/'):
# exclude path = usr/share/doc:usr/share/man:usr/src
#exclude path = 

# Full path name to a PM (rpm for now) binary. 
#pm command = /bin/rpm

# Full path name to sudo binary. 
#sudo command = /usr/bin/sudo


### File downloaders configuration

# Send ${USER}@${HOSTNAME} as anonymous FTP password (by default 
# 'poldek@znienacka.net' is sent) 
#vfile ftp sysuser as anon passwd = no

# File getters configuration parameter. By this option URL handlers may be configured.
# To get file from HTTP and FTP servers poldek uses its internal client (what is 
# recommended), although it can be changedby this option. Others protocols handled 
# by external utilities can be configured also. The syntax is:
# default fetcher = PROTOCOL[,PROTOCOL...]:FETCHER_NAME

# where FETCHER_NAME is a name of one of the fetcher preconfigured in [fetch]
# sections (placed in fetch.conf in default configuration).
# Examples:
# default fetcher = ftp,http:internal
# default fetcher = https:wget
# default fetcher = cdrom:vfjuggle
# vfjuggle is a cdrom getter supplied with poldek.
#default fetcher = http,ftp: internal

# Proxies for internal FTP and HTTP client may be configured in usual
# way, by environment variables ftp_proxy and http_proxy, or by this option.
# Its syntax is similar to "default fetcher" one:
# proxy = PROTOCOL[,PROTOCOL...]:PROXY_URL
# Example:
# proxy = http: http://w3cache.foo.org:8080
#proxy = 

# Comma separated list of hosts or domains which will not be accessed via proxy.
# Option overrides no_proxy environment variable.
# Example:
# noproxy = localhost, .pl, ftp.foo.bar.org
#noproxy = 

# Internal HTTP and FTP client is stubborn, it retries to retrive 
# file if connection breaks. This option tells it how many times
# it should try.
#vfile retries = 128


### Installation options

# Install packages in small groups instead of doing all-or-nothing 
# installations.
#particle install = yes

# Do not remove downloaded packages after its successful installation.
#keep downloads = no

# Controls visibility of multiple package instances with different EVR.
# If on, only one, highest version will be visible.
#unique package names = no

# Epoch autopromotion during dependency comparision. RPM specific.
# Set it up if you are using system with rpm prior to 4.2.1 version.
#promoteepoch = no

# Confirm packages installation.
#confirm installation = no

# Confirm packages removal.
#confirm removal = yes

# Let the user select package among equivalents.
#choose equivalents manually = no

# Prevent package listed from being upgraded if they are already installed.
# hold = kernel* dev
#hold = 

# Ignore package list - packages fits given mask will be invisible.
# ignore   = *-smp-* foo*
#ignore = 

# Conflicts with already installed packages are treated as resolved 
# if at least one of multiple-installed package satisfies conflict. 
# rpm doesn't support such cases, so --pm-nodeps is needed (use with
# care).
#allow duplicates = yes


### RPM specific options

# rpm macros can be set by this option. Examples:
# rpmdef   = _install_langs pl:pl_PL:lt:lt_LT
# Do not install any documentation:
# rpmdef  = _netsharedpath /usr/share/info:/usr/share/man
# rpmdef  = _excludedocs 1
#rpmdef = 


### Dependency processing settings
# Subtle dependency processing options, they should not be changed 
# unless you know what you are doing

# Automatically install packages required by installed ones.
#follow = yes

# Greedy upgrades, i.e. upgrade packages which dependencies are broken
# by being uninstalled ones.
#greedy = yes

# Be yet more greedy; if successor of orphaned package found, and this 
# successor drags no packages then upgrade the package instead of process
# its dependencies. Option value is implied by 'greedy' one by defalut.
#aggressive greedy = yes

# Be tolerant for unmatched versioned dependencies which rpm tolerates, e.g.
# package A requires capability foo >= 1.0 while package B provides "foo"
# without any version. Use with care, it may cause weird dependency errors.
#mercy = no

# Taking into account package Obsoletes.
#obsoletes = yes

# Taking into account package Conflicts.
#conflicts = yes