glacier/etc/glacier.conf
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#
# glacier.conf
# The settings defined in this file will be loaded when Glacier is called.
# For more information, see https://www.everestlinux.org/docs/intro-to-glacier
#
# Services
# Whether Glacier will allow external service files to be called
# Services may pose a security risk to your system. Only use services you trust.
# default: false
GLACIER_ALLOW_SERVICES = false
# Permitted software licenses
# When installing a package, Glacier will check its license. If said license is listed
# here, it will proceed with the installation. Otherwise, it'll return an error.
# Some common license names with their designation codes are:
# * GNU General Public License (GPL)
# * MIT License (MIT)
# * BSD License (BSD)
# * Apache License (APACHE)
# * Binary-redistributable and EULA software (NONFREE)
# Packages may use custom licenses. In this case, Glacier will ask permission
# before adding it to this list.
# Default license configuration
GLACIER_ALLOWED_LICENSES = ["GPL", "MIT", "BSD", "APACHE"]
# Including non-free software
#GLACIER_ALLOWED_LICENSES = ["GPL", "MIT", "BSD", "APACHE", "NONFREE"]
# Package Integrity Checking
# Whether Glacier will check a package's expected checksum versus its actual checksum
# It is STRONGLY recommened to keep this setting ON
# default: true
GLACIER_DO_INT_CHECK = true
# Verbose logging
# Glacier will output more verbosely if this setting is enabled.
# default: false
GLACIER_VERBOSE = false
# Profile-specific settings
# These settings are tied into the system's profile. Changing these manually will
# certainly cause breakage.
# If, for any reason, you must change any of these settings, use `glacier-mkprofile`.
# You may need to recompile packages after doing so.
# Profile migration may cause breakage. Doing a clean install is the preferred and
# officially supported method for changing profiles.
@include "profile.conf"