gentoo-builder/catalyst.conf

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# /etc/catalyst/catalyst.conf
# Simple descriptions of catalyst settings. Please refer to the online
# documentation for more information.
# Creates a .DIGESTS file containing the hash output from any of the supported
# options below. Adding them all may take a long time on slower systems. The
# special "auto" keyword will skip digests that the system does not support,
# and if it's the only keyword given, will default to enabling all digests.
# Supported hashes:
# adler32, crc32, crc32b, gost, haval128, haval160, haval192, haval224,
# haval256, md2, md4, md5, ripemd128, ripemd160, ripemd256, ripemd320, sha1,
# sha224, sha256, sha384, sha512, snefru128, snefru256, tiger, tiger128,
# tiger160, whirlpool
digests="sha512 whirlpool"
#digests=""
# Creates a .CONTENTS file listing the contents of the file. Pick from any of
# the supported options below:
# auto - strongly recommended
# tar_tv - does 'tar tvf FILE'
# tar_tvz - does 'tar tvzf FILE'
# tar_tvy - does 'tar tvyf FILE'
# isoinfo_l - does 'isoinfo -l -i FILE'
# isoinfo_f - does 'isoinfo -f -i FILE'
# 'isoinfo_f' is the only option not chosen by the automatic algorithm.
# If this variable is empty, no .CONTENTS will be generated at all.
contents="auto"
# distdir specifies where your distfiles are located. This setting should
# work fine for most default installations.
distdir="/var/cache/portage/distfiles"
# envscript allows users to set options such as http proxies, MAKEOPTS,
# GENTOO_MIRRORS, or any other environment variables needed for building.
# The envscript file sets environment variables like so:
# export FOO="bar"
envscript="/catalystrc"
# Internal hash function catalyst should use for things like autoresume,
# seedcache, etc. The default and fastest is crc32. You should not ever need
# to change this unless your OS does not support it.
# Supported hashes:
# adler32, crc32, crc32b, gost, haval128, haval160, haval192, haval224,
# haval256, md2, md4, md5, ripemd128, ripemd160, ripemd256, ripemd320, sha1,
# sha224, sha256, sha384, sha512, snefru128, snefru256, tiger, tiger128,
# tiger160, whirlpool
hash_function="crc32"
# options set different build-time options for catalyst. Some examples are:
# autoresume = Attempt to resume a failed build, clear the autoresume flags with
# the -a option to the catalyst cmdline. -p will clear the autoresume flags
# as well as your pkgcache and kerncache
# ( This option is not fully tested, bug reports welcome )
# bindist = enables the bindist USE flag, please see package specific definition,
# however, it is suggested to enable this if redistributing builds.
# This optional USE flag is normally cleaned from the make.conf file on
# completion of the stage. For a non-cleaned version,
# use sticky-config also (see below)
# ccache = enables build time ccache support
# distcc = enable distcc support for building. You have to set distcc_hosts in
# your spec file.
# icecream = enables icecream compiler cluster support for building
# keepwork = Prevents the removal of the working chroot path and any autoresume
# files or points.
# kerncache = keeps a tbz2 of your built kernel and modules (useful if your
# build stops in livecd-stage2)
# pkgcache = keeps a tbz2 of every built package (useful if your build stops
# prematurely)
# preserve_libs = enables portage to preserve used libs when unmerging packages
# (used on installcd-stage2 and stage4 targets)
# seedcache = use the build output of a previous target if it exists to speed up
# the copy
# snapcache = cache the snapshot so that it can be bind-mounted into the chroot.
# WARNING: moving parts of the portage tree from within fsscript *will* break
# your cache. The cache is unlinked before any empty or rm processing, though.
# sticky-config = enables the code that will keep any internal 'catalyst_use' flags
# added to the USE= for building the stage. These ae usually added for legal
# or specific needs in building the the early stage. Mostly it is the
# 'bindist' USE flag option that is used for legal reasons, please see its
# specific definition. It will also keep any /etc/portage/package.*
# files or directories.
#
# (These options can be used together)
#options="autoresume bindist kerncache pkgcache seedcache snapcache"
options="autoresume metadata_overlay pkgcache seedcache"
# Source portdir specifies the source portage tree used by the snapshot target.
portdir="/usr/portage"
# Target portdir setting. It needs to be in 2 parts.
# They will be used separately, then added together where needed.
# eg:
# repo_basedir="/var/lib/repos"
# repo_name="gentoo"
#
repo_basedir="/usr"
repo_name="portage"
target_distdir="/var/cache/portage/distfiles"
target_pkgdir="/var/cache/portage/packages"
# sharedir specifies where all of the catalyst runtime executables
# and other shared lib objects are.
# Most users do not need to change this.
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sharedir="/usr/share/catalyst"
# shdir specifies where all of the catalyst runtime executables are.
shdir="%(sharedir)s/targets"
# snapshot_cache specifies where the snapshots will be cached to if snapcache is
# enabled in the options.
snapshot_cache="/var/lib/catalyst/snapshot_cache"
# storedir specifies where catalyst will store everything that it builds, and
# also where it will put its temporary files and caches.
storedir="/var/lib/catalyst/store"
# source_matching specifies how catalyst will match non-specific file names
# if the filename is not found as an exact match.
# ie: a filename without the extension specified. "/path/to/foo"
#
# possible values are:
# "strict" meaning if more than one file of that name is present with any
# file extension, then it will raise an exception.
# "loose" meaning it will search for an existing filename with an added
# extension from an ordered list of extensions determined from the
# decompressor_search_order specification in the spec file or (default)
source_matching="strict"
# port_logdir is where all build logs will be kept. This dir will be automatically cleaned
# of all logs over 30 days old. If left undefined the logs will remain in the build directory
# as usual and get cleaned every time a stage build is restarted.
# port_logdir="/var/tmp/catalyst/tmp"
# var_tmpfs_portage will mount a tmpfs for /var/tmp/portage so building takes place in RAM
# this feature requires a pretty large tmpfs ({open,libre}office needs ~8GB to build)
# WARNING: If you use too much RAM everything will fail horribly and it is not our fault.
# set size of /var/tmp/portage tmpfs in gigabytes
var_tmpfs_portage=10