Manpages - aura.conf.5
NAME
aura.conf - aura package manager configuration file
SYNOPSIS
/etc/aura.conf
DESCRIPTION
Aura can be configured at runtime by commandline flags, but for users who use the same options all the time (say, build paths or language flags) this can be verbose. aura.conf lets you make these common settings permanent.
EXAMPLE
Overview of options in aura.conf: # # aura.conf #
#[ Language ] language = en
#[ Build Settings ] user = <you> buildpath = /tmp vcspath = /var/cache/aura/vcs
#[ Misc. ] editor = vi
OPTIONS
- language
- Aura can be used in different human languages. This field must be a 2-letter language code, similar to those used in LOCALE. The available codes are:
| Code | Language |
| nl | Dutch |
| en | English |
| de | German |
| nb | Norwegian |
| sv | Swedish |
| fr | French |
| it | Italian |
| pt | Portuguese |
| es | Spanish |
| hr | Croatian |
| pl | Polish |
| ru | Russian |
| sr | Serbian |
| uk | Ukrainian |
| ar | Arabic |
| zh | Chinese |
| id | Indonesian |
| ja | Japanese |
| eo | Esperanto |
- user
- The real, non-sudo user to build packages as.
- buildpath
- The location on the filesystem in which to build packages.
- allsourcepath
- The location on the filesystem in which to save “source packages” built with –allsource.
- vcspath
- The location on the filesystem in which to store the cloned repositories of *-git, etc., packages.
- analyse
- Aura automatically scans PKGBUILDs for malicious bash usage and other “bad practices”. Set this to False to turn off.
- editor
- The editor to use during –hotedit.
SEE ALSO
*aura*(8)
AUTHOR
Colin Woodbury <colin@fosskers.ca>