#
# /etc/simplepkg/simplepkg.conf
#

# default architecture: set this option if you dont want simplepkg
# to use the value from /etc/slackware-version
# DEFAULT_ARCH="i386"

# default version: set this option if you dont want simplepkg
# to use the value from /etc/slackware-version
# DEFAULT_VERSION="11.0"

# where jails are placed
JAIL_ROOT="/vservers"

# package grabber program (can be swaret if you have it installed)
# just change to swaret if you know what you're doing
SIMPLARET="simplaret"

# whether to clean package cache before installation
SIMPLARET_CLEAN="1"

# whether clean package cache after the installation
SIMPLARET_DELETE_DOWN="1"

# whether issue an simplaret --update before install the jail
SIMPLARET_UPDATE="0"

# delete packages older than N weeks from the cache
SIMPLARET_PURGE_WEEKS="3"

# whether delete each package rigth after its installation
SIMPLARET_DELETE_DURING="0"

# where patches are placed
PATCHES_DIR="/var/simplaret/patches"

# place to store your packages
STORAGE="/var/simplaret/packages"

# whether to use passive ftp transfers
PASSIVE_FTP="1"

# ROOT repository package priority
ROOT_PRIORITY="patches slackware extra testing pasture"

# Enabling this option (i.e, setting to 1), simplaret will donwload even
# already applied patches, a good option when you plan to keep local
# copies of all needed patches for your system
DOWNLOAD_EVEN_APPLIED_PATCHES="0"

# Enabling this option, jail-upgrade will look at your
# standard repositories for new packages; if it find a package
# with different version of your current installed package and
# also this package isnt in the packages folder, then the new
# package is applied; if in doubt, just say no or leave blank.
# Otherwise set it either to "yes" or "1" and remember that if
# enables this feature can cause problems if you use more than
# one REPOS definition for each ARCH and VERSION.
CONSIDER_ALL_PACKAGES_AS_PATCHES="0"