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# yum-autoupdate configuration file
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# 27.01.2005 Jaroslaw.Polok@cern.ch
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# to enable the yum-autoupdate system run:
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# /sbin/chkconfig --add yum-autoupdate
# /sbin/service yum-autoupdate start
# 
# to disable it run:
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# /sbin/service yum-autoupdate stop
# /sbin/chkconfig --del yum-autoupdate
#
# to run interactively, execute:
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# /sbin/yum-autoupdate
#


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# YUMHOUR: at what hour the updater shall run
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#YUMHOUR=4 (0..23)
YUMHOUR=4
#
# YUMUPDATE: Shall the apply updates or only check for them ?
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#YUMUPDATE=1 (1 - enabled: apply, 0 - disabled: only check)
YUMUPDATE=1
#
### YUMUPDATESECONLY: shall the updater apply all updates or security ones only ?
###
###YUMUPDATESECONLY=0 (0 - all updates, 1 - security only)
YUMUPDATESECONLY=0
#
# YUMUPDATEMETHOD: a 'distro-sync' could be used instead of 'upgrade'
##                   in case of snapshot-to-snapshot updates for example
##YUMUPDATEMETHOD="update"  ("upgrade" or "distro-sync")
YUMUPDATEMETHOD="update"
#
# YUMONBOOT: shall the updater run at system boot time too ?
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#YUMONBOOT=1 (1 - enabled, run on boot, 0 - disabled, do not run on boot)
YUMONBOOT=0
#
# YUMMAIL: shall the updater send notification emails ?
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# YUMMAIL=1 (1 - enabled: yes, 0 - disabled: not)
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YUMMAIL=1
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# YUMMAILTO: to whom confirmation emails shall be sent
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#YUMMAILTO="root" (whoever@somewhere.there)
YUMMAILTO="root"
#
# YUMRANDOMWAIT: (max) random wait before apt-get actually runs
#                (in minutes) - this allows to spread load
#                on our servers
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#YUMRANDOMWAIT=10 (0..59)
YUMRANDOMWAIT=59
#
# YUMCLEAN: shall the updater clean the local yum package cache ?
#           (which can grow considerably over time)
#
#YUMCLEAN=1 (1 - yes, 0 - no)
YUMCLEAN=1
#
# YUMAPPLET: not implemented yet
#
#YUMAPPLET=4 (0..12)
YUMAPPLET=4