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pacorc(5)							      System								 pacorc(5)

NAME
       pacorc - configuration file for paco

SYNOPSIS
       /etc/pacorc

DESCRIPTION
       pacorc is the system-wide configuration file for paco(8), the source code package organizer.

SYNTAX
       The  file  consists  of comments and key-value pairs. Comments are on separate lines that start with a # symbol. The key-value pairs are on
       the form:
	      key=value
       where key contains no whitespace and no equal signs.
       value will be all of the text after the equal sign until (but not including) the ending newline.
       Occurences of $HOME and ${HOME} in value are expanded to the value of the environment variable HOME.

OPTIONS
       The following options can be set. The equivalent command line options (if any), are listed in brackets:

       LOGDIR [-L|--logdir]
	      Base paco logs directory. Default is '/var/log/paco'.

       MAX_DB_AGE
	      Maximmum database age (maximmum number of days since the last update of the whole database). When this limit is reached paco  prints
	      a warning message.  If set to zero, the database is never considered too old. Default is 7.

       INCLUDE [-I|--include]
	      Colon-separated list of paths to scan when logging the installation of a package. Default is '/'.
	      Shell wildcards are allowed in the paths. See PATH MATCHING below for more details.

       EXCLUDE [-E|--exclude]
	      Colon-separated	 list	 of    paths	to    skip    when    logging	 the	installation	of    a    package.   Default	is
	      '/dev:/tmp:/usr/src:/media:/selinux:/sys:/usr/share/info/dir'.
	      Shell wildcards are allowed in the paths. See PATH MATCHING below for more details.

       BLOCK_SIZE
	      File sizes in the logs are rounded up to the nearest multiple of this value. This should be set to the block size of the	file  sys-
	      tem.  For  most  systems	this is 4096. If set to zero, paco retrieves the block size of the file system for each file, which is the
	      most accurate but time consuming choice. Default is 0.
	      Note: This is not the same as the command line option -b (or --block-size).

       APPARENT_SIZE
	      Like BLOCK_SIZE=1.

       LOG_IGNORE_ERRORS [--ignore-errors]
	      Setting this variable to 1 makes paco log packages even if the install command fails. This allows for logging  uncomplete  installa-
	      tions, or clean the filesystem after an installation failure. Default is 0.

       LOG_IGNORE_SHARED [--ignore-shared]
	      Setting this variable to 1 makes paco skip shared files when logging packages.  Default is 0.

       CASE_SENSITIVE
	      Setting  this variable to 1 makes paco behave case-sensitively when matching the package names given by the command line against the
	      logged packages. Default is 0.

PATH MATCHING
       Variables INCLUDE and EXCLUDE accept a colon-separated list of paths, each of which may contain	shell-like  wildcards  (*,  ?  and  [..]).
       Files  are matched against each of those paths, following the standard shell-like expansion, but with the following exception: If a path in
       the list does not contain any wildcard, and it is a directory, it matches any file within that directory.

ENVIRONMENT
       Paco honours the following environment variable:

       PACO_DEBUG
	      If set to "yes", paco produces debugging messages, like the command line option '-vv'.

FILES
       /etc/pacorc - active configuration file
       /usr/share/paco/pacorc - sample configuration file

WEB SITE
       The latest version of paco should be always available at:
	    http://paco.sourceforge.net

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright (C) 2004-2009 David Rosal <davidrr@sourceforge.net>
       This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICU-
       LAR PURPOSE.

SEE ALSO
       paco(8), pacoball(8), superpaco(8), rpm2paco(8)

paco-2.0.9							   28 June 2010 							 pacorc(5)