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centos/repoclone/centos.dflts.ini

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+# This is an example ~/.config/optools/repoclone/centos.ini.
+# You may need to change some options, but they are all commented so you know
+# what to replace.
+###############################################################################
+# SPECIAL VALUES #
+# You may recognize some values as used in yum's repo files
+# (i.e. /etc/yum.repos.d/*.repo). THEY ARE NOT THE SAME. You CANNOT and SHOULD
+# NOT simply copy-and-paste them in here, as they are constructed/used
+# differently.
+# That said, the following are special values/variables that are generated
+# automatically (*case-sensitive*):
+#
+#       {name}:     The name of the repo (i.e. what appears in [brackets]).
+#                   It is best that you leave this set in [DEFAULT] the way it
+#                   is.
+#
+#       {cur_arch}: The current hardware architecture of the host running the
+#                   script e.g. x86_64 or i686.
+#
+#       {rel_ver}:  The release version. This will substitute for each version
+#                   in the repository's "releases" directive. For example:
+#
+#                       destination = /srv/repos/centos/{rel_ver}/os/x86_64
+#                       releases = 6,7
+#                       baseuri = mirrors.centos.org/{rel_ver}/os/x86_64
+#
+#                   would clone from the following to the following:
+#
+#                       mirrors.centos.org/6/os/x86_64 =>
+#                       /srv/repos/centos/6/os/x86_64
+#
+#                       mirrors.centos.org/7/os/x86_64 =>
+#                       /srv/repos/centos/7/os/x86_64
+#
+#       {arch}:     Similar to {rel_ver} in that it iterates, but for each item
+#                   in the "arches" directive.
+#
+#       {cur_ver}:  *IF* (and *only* if) you are running this script on CentOS
+#                   itself, this will be a "meta-variable" containing the full
+#                   version, major version, minor version, and revision.
+#                   i.e. For CentOS 7.4.1708, {cur_ver} or {cur_ver.full} will
+#                   both replace as "7.4.1708". {cur_ver.maj} will replace as
+#                   "7", {cur.min} will replace as "4", and {cur.rev} will
+#                   replace as "1708". If you use this mechanism and are NOT
+#                   running the script on CentOS, an error will occur.
+#
+# You can also refer to directives themselves -- see below for an example of
+# this.
+###############################################################################
+# The default section provides... well, defaults. All of these values can be
+# overridden in each repository defined. If any of these are not specified,
+# either in DEFAULT or in the repo section itself, then an error will occur.
+[DEFAULT]
+
+# The name of the repository. By default, this (repo_name) is the name of the
+# section.
+# {name} will ALWAYS be the section name and cannot be changed.
+repo_name = {name}
+
+# Whether we should sync this repository or not.
+# To enable a repository, set this to one of: 1, yes, on, true
+# To disable a repository, set this to one of: 0, no, off, false
+enabled = 0
+
+# The list of architectures to clone, separated by commas (if you have more
+# than one). This is iterated over.
+arches = i686,{arch}
+
+# The full path to the "base" of the repository where we'll be rsyncing from.
+# As shown, if an "$" is in front of curly brackets, you can use another
+# directive in the same section. To specify a directive from another section,
+# you would use ${section:directive} (e.g. ${base:repo_name})
+# Note that this has the potential to generate multiple iterations.
+# isomirrors_sort.py should offer package repository mirrors as well, so that
+# may be handy to find a fast mirror.
+# Note that the default probably will not work for you since you need to be
+# whitelisted to use it.
+baseuri = mirror.centos.org/centos/{rel_ver}/${repo_name}/{arch}
+
+# Where the clone should go. If you are using iterables, make sure you use them
+# here, too, otherwise you'll most likely overwrite parts and end up with a
+# totally broken repository!
+# The parent directories will be created if necessary (assuming we have proper
+# permissions).
+destination = ${mount}/centos/{rel_ver}/${repo_name}/{arch}
+
+# Perform a check before we start to make sure this mountpoint has a device
+# mounted at it. If you don't store your repository mirrors at a different
+# mountpoint, just set this to "/" (without quotes).
+mount = /mnt/repos
+
+# If set, throttle the transfer speeds down to this number of Kilobytes per
+# second (KB/s, *not* kbps!).
+# If it's set to 0, don't perform any throttling.
+bwlimit = 0
+
+# The lockfile for the repository. If this file is present, the clone will
+# abort to avoid rsync/file differentiation conflicts. The parent directories
+# will be created if necessary (assuming we have proper permissions).
+lockfile = /var/run/repo-sync_{name}.lck
+
+# The logfile for this repository. The parent directories will be created if
+# necessary (assuming we have proper permissions).
+logfile = /var/log/repo/centos.log
+
+# The releases to clone for. Note that we follow symlinks, so you should *NOT*
+# include e.g. both 7 and 7.4.1708. This is also an iterable in the form of a
+# comma-separated list (if you have more than one).
+releases = 6,{cur_ver.maj}
+
+# A comma-separated list of paths/patterns on the rsync server to exclude (if
+# you have more than one). Leave empty for no excludes (this should be fine if
+# your "baseuri"s are explicit enough).
+excludes =
+
+# This would be equivalent to cloning the [base] repository found in
+# /etc/yum.repos.d/CentOS-Base.repo
+[base]
+repo_name = os
+enabled = 1
+
+# Likewise with [base], but with [updates] instead, etc.
+[updates]
+enabled = 1
+
+[extras]
+enabled = 1
+
+[centosplus]
+enabled = 1
+
+# /etc/yum.repos.d/epel.repo (assuming you installed the epel-release package)
+# Just like CentOS mirrors, you probably need to change this since they run a
+# whitelist.
+[epel]
+enabled = 1
+baseuri = dl.fedoraproject.org::fedora-{name}0/{rel_ver}/{arch}
+destination = ${mount}/centos/{name}/{rel_ver}/{arch}
+
+# It even works with non-RedHat-supplied repositories, too! As long as they
+# offer rsync access. I *highly* recommend you check IUS out: https://ius.io/
+[ius]
+enabled = 0
+baseuri = dl.iuscommunity.org/{name}/stable/CentOS/{rel_ver}/{arch}