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# Created by Kirk Bauer <kirk@kaybee.org>
# http://www.kaybee.org/~kirk
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# `man autorpm.conf` for details

# Put the email address of the person to receive the reports from
# AutoRPM (usually the system administrator)
Set_Var("ReportDest", "root");

# Put your architecture here (as far as which updates you want):
Set_Var("Arch", "i386|noarch");

# This automatically determines the version of Red Hat Linux
# You have... you can comment this out and definite it yourself
# if you want to
Eval_Var("RHVersion", "sed 's/\(Red Hat Linux \)\?release \([^ ]*\) (.*)/\2/' /etc/redhat-release");
#Eval_Var("RHVersion", "6.1");

# This is whoever you want the report on what actually happened
# (i.e. abc-1.6 was installed... bbb-2.1 failed to be installed)
# to go to.
Report_Queues_To ("${ReportDest}");

# Try connecting to FTP sites 10 times with 20-500 seconds delay between each try.
FTP_Retries ("10");
FTP_Retry_Delay ("20", "500");

# This tells AutoRPM that if a local package is installed and the
# architecture is i386, it's okay to upgrade that with a package
# that is an i586.  This is needed for Mandrake Linux.
Replace_Arch ("i386", "i586");

# Look for official Red Hat updates
# (won't automatically install anything unless you edit the file)
Config_File("/etc/autorpm.d/redhat-updates.conf");

# Look for AutoRPM updates
# (don't run by default)
#Config_File("/etc/autorpm.d/autorpm-updates.conf");

# Any files in this directory will be processed *after* this file
# You can place files in here for each type of thing you want an
# update for...  This can be used for 3rd-party applacations as
# they just have to dump an appropriate config file into this directory.
Config_Dir("/etc/autorpm.d/addons");