NAME

robsd-ports.conf — robsd-ports configuration file

DESCRIPTION

robsd-ports.conf is the configuration file for robsd-ports(8). A string value type enclosed in “double-quotes” may refer to other configuration variables on the form ${variable}. Additional variables are also available, see robsd-config(8).

The following variables are recognized:

robsddir “path”

Directory used to store invocations.

chroot “path”

Directory used as the proot(1) chroot.

hook { “path” ... }

Command to invoke after each non-skipped step, see robsd-hook(5).

stat-interval number

Interval expressed in seconds in which robsd-stat(8) collects statistics. Defaults to 10.

keep number

Number of invocations to keep in robsddir, see robsd-clean(8). Defaults to keeping everything.

keep-attic yes | no

Instruct robsd-clean(8) to move old invocations to a directory named attic rooted in robsddir. Otherwise, old invocations are completely removed. Defaults to yes.

skip { “step” ... }

Steps to skip, see robsd-ports(8) for a list of all available steps.

cvs-root “host”

Upstream cvs(1) repository used to update sources from.

cvs-user “user”

User to perform cvs(1) and patch(1) operations on behalf of.

distrib-host “hostname”

Host to upload packages to during the distrib step.

distrib-path “path”

Directory on distrib-host to upload the packages to during the distrib step. Note, this directory will be wiped before uploading the new packages.

distrib-signify “path”

Path to signify(1) private key used to optionally sign the release files with.

distrib-user “user”

User to perform scp(1) operations on behalf of.

dpb { “argument” ... }

Optional argument passed to dpb(1) as is.

ports { “path” ... }

Ports to build, path must be relative to ports-dir.

ports-diff “glob”

Path to sticky patches to always apply to ports-dir, expressed as a glob(7) pattern. It's silently ignored if glob does not yield any matches.

ports-dir “path”

Source directory for the ports tree, defaults to /usr/ports.

ports-user “user”

The user owning ports-dir.

timeout timeout unit

Abort each step if it has been running for more than timeout. The unit must be either s, m or h. Defaults to unlimited.

FILES

/etc/robsd-ports.conf

The default configuration file.

EXAMPLES

Example configuration:

robsddir "/home/robsd-ports"
chroot "/home/proot"
ports-user "anton"
ports { "devel/knfmt" "mail/mdsort" }

SEE ALSO

robsd-config(8), robsd-ports(8)

AUTHORS

Anton Lindqvist <anton@basename.se>