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Castulo Martinez 68b4eee984 Adding flags to set data and cache in swupd 
This commit provides the --datadir and --cachedir flags that can be used
to specify different locations for the data and cache. If the same
location is desired for both (default) then users can still use the
existing --statedir flag.

Signed-off-by: Castulo Martinez <castulo.martinez@intel.com>
2020-06-08 12:10:39 -07:00

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# #####################
# Config file for swupd
# #####################
[GLOBAL]
#
# Global options
#
# Use PATH to define the root directory for swupd commands (eg: a chroot or
# btrfs subvol) (string value)
#path=<PATH>
# RFC-3986 encoded url for version string and content file
# downloads (string value)
# This option defines both; contenturl and versionurl
#url=<URL>
# Port number to connect to at the url for version string and content file
# downloads (integer value)
#port=<PORT #>
# RFC-3986 encoded url for content file downloads (string value)
#contenturl=<URL>
# RFC-3986 encoded url for version file downloads (string value)
#versionurl=<URL>
# The format suffix for version file downloads
# Possible values:
# staging - used for testing purposes (string value)
# 1,2,3... (integer value)
#format=<FORMAT>
# Specify alternate path for swupd cache and data directory (string value)
#statedir=<PATH>
# Specify alternate swupd cache directory (string value)
#cachedir=<PATH>
# Specify alternate swupd data directory (string value)
#datadir=<PATH>
# Specify alternate path to swupd certificates (string value)
#certpath=<PATH>
# Set the maximum number of parallel downloads (integer value)
#max_parallel_downloads=<# OF DOWNLOADS>
# Maximum number of retries for download failures (integer value)
#max_retries=<# OF RETRIES>
# Initial delay between download retries, this will be doubled for each
# retry (integer value)
#retry_delay=<DELAY>
# Print all output as a JSON stream (boolean value)
#json_output=<true/false>
# Ignore system/certificate time when validating signature (boolean value)
#ignore_time=<true/false>
# Show verbose time output for swupd operations (boolean value)
#time=<true/false>
# Do not attempt to enforce certificate or signature checking (boolean value)
#nosigcheck=<true/false>
# Do not attempt to enforce signature checking when retrieving the latest version number (boolean value)
#nosigcheck_latest=<true/false>
# Do not install boot files to the boot partition (containers) (boolean value)
#no_boot_update=<true/false>
# Do not run the post-update scripts and boot update tool (boolean value)
#no_scripts=<true/false>
# Allow updates over insecure connections
#allow_insecure_http=<true/false>
# Quiet output. Print only important information and errors (boolean value)
#quiet=<true/false>
# Print extra information to help debugging problems (boolean value)
#debug=<true/false>
# Don't report progress (boolean value)
#no_progress=<true/false>
# Wait for the post-update scripts to complete (boolean value)
#wait_for_scripts=<true/false>
# Sets an automatic response to all prompts and run non-interactively (string value)
#assume=<yes/no>
#
# The sections below contain the options that apply specifically to
# the commands referred to by the [<command>] sections.
#
# Note that some commands don't have local options, but even in those cases
# global options can be specified to only apply to that command if set up
# within the [<command>] section.
#
# Example: you could enable machine readable output (JSON) for every command
# except for the "info" command by setting it like this
# [GLOBAL]
# json_output=true
# [info]
# json_output=false
#
[info]
#
# Options for the "swupd info" command
#
[autoupdate]
#
# Options for the "swupd autoupdate" command
#
[check-update]
#
# Options for the "swupd check-update" command
#
[update]
#
# Options for the "swupd update" command
#
# Update to the specified version
# Possible values:
# ..., 29890, 29900, 29910, ... (integer value)
# latest - used to refer to the most recent version (string value)
#version=<VERSION>
# Download all content, but do not actually install the update (boolean value)
#download=<true/false>
# Show current OS version and latest version available on server, eEquivalent
# to "swupd check-update" (boolean value)
#status=<true/false>
# Do not delete the swupd state directory content after updating the
# system (boolean value)
#keepcache=<true/false>
# Update the index used by search-file to speed up searches (boolean value)
#update_search_file_index=<true/false>
# Also update content from 3rd-party repositories (boolean value)
3rd_party=<true/false>
[bundle-add]
#
# Options for the "swupd bundle-add" command
#
# Do not check free disk space before adding bundle (boolean value)
#skip_diskspace_check=<true/false>
# Do not install optional bundles, also-add flag in Manifests (boolean value)
#skip_optional=<true/false>
[bundle-remove]
#
# Options for the "swupd bundle-remove" command
#
# Removes a bundle along with all the bundles that depend on it (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Removes a bundle and its dependencies recursively (boolean value)
#recursive=<true/false>
# Removes all orphaned bundles
#orphans=<true/false>
[bundle-list]
#
# Options for the "swupd bundle-list" command
#
# List all available bundles for the current version of Clear
# Linux (boolean value)
#all=<true/false>
# List bundles included by BUNDLE (string value)
#deps=[BUNDLE]
# List dependency tree of all bundles which have BUNDLE as a
# dependency (string value)
#has_dep=[BUNDLE]
# Show the installation status of the listed bundles (boolean value)
#status=<true/false>
# List orphaned bundles (boolean value)
#orphans=<true/false>
[bundle-info]
#
# Options for the "swupd bundle-info" command
#
# Show the bundle info for the specified version (integer value)
#version=[VER]
# Show the bundle dependencies as part of the information displayed (boolean value)
#dependencies=<true/false>
# Show the bundle files as part of the information displayed (boolean value)
#files=<true/false>
[search-file]
#
# Options for the "swupd search-file" command
#
# Search for a match of the given file in the specified version VER
#version=[VER]
# Search paths where libraries are located for a match (boolean value)
#library=<true/false>
# Search paths where binaries are located for a match (boolean value)
#binary=<true/false>
# Only display the top NUM results for each bundle (integer value)
#top=[NUM]
# Output all results in CSV format (machine-readable) (boolean value)
#csv=<true/false>
# Download all manifests then return, no search done (boolean value)
#init=<true/false>
# Sort the output. ORDER is one of the following values: (string value)
# - 'alpha' to order alphabetically (default)
# - 'size' to order by bundle size (smaller to larger)
#order=[ORDER]
[diagnose]
#
# Options for the "swupd diagnose" command
#
# Diagnose the system against manifest version V (integer value)
#version=V
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Don't check for corrupt files, only find missing files (boolean value)
#quick=<true/false>
# List files which should not exist (boolean value)
#picky=<true/false>
# Selects the sub-tree where --picky looks for extra files (string value)
# Default: /usr (string value)
#picky_tree=[PATH]
# Any path completely matching the POSIX extended regular expression is ignored
# by --picky, matched directories get skipped (string value)
# Example: /var|/etc/machine-id
# Default: /usr/lib/modules|/usr/lib/kernel|/usr/local|/usr/src
#picky_whitelist=[RE]
# Diagnose if BUNDLES are installed correctly (string value)
# Example: --bundles=xterm,vim
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# Like --picky, but it only searches for extra files (boolean value)
#extra_files_only=<true/false>
# Forces swupd to only diagnose the specified file or directory (recursively)
#file=[PATH]
[repair]
#
# Options for the "swupd repair" command
#
# Compare against version V to determine what needs to be
# repaired (integer value)
#version=V
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Don't fix corrupt files, only fix missing files (boolean value)
#quick=<true/false>
# Repair BUNDLES that are not installed correctly (string value)
# Example: --bundles=xterm,vim
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# Remove files which should not exist (boolean value)
#picky=<true/false>
# Selects the sub-tree where --picky looks for extra files (string value)
# Default: /usr
#picky_tree=[PATH]
# Any path completely matching the POSIX extended regular expression is ignored
# by --picky, matched directories get skipped (string value)
# Example: /var|/etc/machine-id
# Default: /usr/lib/modules|/usr/lib/kernel|/usr/local|/usr/src
#picky_whitelist=[RE]
# Like --picky, but it only removes extra files (boolean value)
#extra_files_only=<true/false>
# Forces swupd to only repair the specified file or directory (recursively)
#file=[PATH]
[os-install]
#
# Options for the "swupd os-install" command
#
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Include the specified BUNDLES in the OS installation (string value)
# Example: --bundles=xterm,vim
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# If the version to install is not the latest, it can be specified with this
# option (string value)
#version=V
# After checking for content in the statedir, check the statedir-cache before
# downloading it over the network
#statedir_cache=[PATH]
# Download all content, but do not actually install it (boolean value)
#download=<true/false>
# Do not install optional bundles, also-add flag in Manifests (boolean value)
#skip_optional=<true/false>
[mirror]
#
# Options for the "swupd mirror" command
#
[clean]
#
# Options for the "swupd clean" command
#
[hashdump]
#
# Options for the "swupd hashdump" command
#
[3rd-party-add]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party add" command
#
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
[3rd-party-remove]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party remove" command
#
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
[3rd-party-list]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party list" command
#
[3rd-party-info]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party info" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
[3rd-party-check-update]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party check-update" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
[3rd-party-update]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party update" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Update to the specified version
# Possible values:
# ..., 29890, 29900, 29910, ... (integer value)
# latest - used to refer to the most recent version (string value)
#version=<VERSION>
# Download all content, but do not actually install the update (boolean value)
#download=<true/false>
# Show current OS version and latest version available on server, eEquivalent
# to "swupd check-update" (boolean value)
#status=<true/false>
# Do not delete the swupd state directory content after updating the
# system (boolean value)
#keepcache=<true/false>
[3rd-party-bundle-add]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party bundle-add" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Do not check free disk space before adding bundle (boolean value)
#skip_diskspace_check=<true/false>
# Do not install optional bundles, also-add flag in Manifests (boolean value)
#skip_optional=<true/false>
[3rd-party-bundle-remove]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party bundle-remove" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Removes a bundle along with all the bundles that depend on it (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Removes a bundle and its dependencies recursively (boolean value)
#recursive=<true/false>
[3rd-party-bundle-list]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party bundle-list" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# List all available bundles for the current version of Clear
# Linux (boolean value)
#all=<true/false>
# List bundles included by BUNDLE (string value)
#deps=[BUNDLE]
# List dependency tree of all bundles which have BUNDLE as a
# dependency (string value)
#has_dep=[BUNDLE]
# Show the installation status of the listed bundles (boolean value)
#status=<true/false>
[3rd-party-bundle-info]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party bundle-info" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Show the bundle info for the specified version (integer value)
#version=[VER]
# Show the bundle dependencies as part of the information displayed (boolean value)
#dependencies=<true/false>
# Show the bundle files as part of the information displayed (boolean value)
#files=<true/false>
[3rd-party-diagnose]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party diagnose" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Diagnose the system against manifest version V (integer value)
#version=[VER]
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Don't check for corrupt files, only find missing files (boolean value)
#quick=<true/false>
# List files which should not exist (boolean value)
#picky=<true/false>
# Selects the sub-tree where --picky looks for extra files (string value)
# Default: /usr (string value)
#picky_tree=[PATH]
# Any path completely matching the POSIX extended regular expression is ignored
# by --picky, matched directories get skipped (string value)
# Example: /var|/etc/machine-id
# Default: /usr/lib/modules|/usr/lib/kernel|/usr/local|/usr/src
#picky_whitelist=[RE]
# Diagnose if BUNDLES are installed correctly (string value)
# Example: --bundles=xterm,vim
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# Like --picky, but it only searches for extra files (boolean value)
#extra_files_only=<true/false>
[3rd-party-repair]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party repair" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
# Compare against version V to determine what needs to be
# repaired (integer value)
#version=[VER]
# Attempt to proceed even if non-critical errors found (boolean value)
#force=<true/false>
# Don't fix corrupt files, only fix missing files (boolean value)
#quick=<true/false>
# Repair BUNDLES that are not installed correctly (string value)
# Example: --bundles=xterm,vim
#bundles=[BUNDLES]
# Remove files which should not exist (boolean value)
#picky=<true/false>
# Selects the sub-tree where --picky looks for extra files (string value)
# Default: /usr
#picky_tree=[PATH]
# Any path completely matching the POSIX extended regular expression is ignored
# by --picky, matched directories get skipped (string value)
# Example: /var|/etc/machine-id
# Default: /usr/lib/modules|/usr/lib/kernel|/usr/local|/usr/src
#picky_whitelist=[RE]
# Like --picky, but it only removes extra files (boolean value)
#extra_files_only=<true/false>
[3rd-party-clean]
#
# Options for the "swupd 3rd-party clean" command
#
# Specify the 3rd-party repository to use (string value)
#repo=[REPOSITORY]
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