config

# Glis sample config file

# This file should contain every possible option that will
# be recognised by the installer.
#
# When you configure a variable, DO NOT leave spaces around the "=" sign.
#
# NOTE: In true/false scenarios, 0=false 1=true

#----------------------#
# Network PRE Settings #
#----------------------#

   # Type of network installation
   # 0 - Ethernet (default)
   # 1 - ADSL
   # 2 - Dial-up
   # 3 - No network setup
   # If you select 4 the GLIS will skip the emerge sync phase of the install,
   # instead using the portage snapshot specified by PORTAGE_TREE.  This will
   # install older software, but internet access is not needed. This will NOT
   # disable network access from the liveCD.  It just doesn't use the net
   # during the install.
   #
   # If NET_INSTALL_TYPE is not set, it defaults to 0
   NET_INSTALL_TYPE="0"

   # The network interface defaults to DHCP (by omision of any of the below).
   # To make the interface static, set the following options.
   # There are 6 variables that need to be set:
   #    IFACE_PRE
   #    IFACE_IP_PRE
   #    IFACE_NETMASK_PRE
   #    IFACE_GATEWAY_PRE
   #    IFACE_BROADCAST_PRE
   #    NAMESERV_PRE (space delimited)
   # If ANY of these are NOT set, the interface will default back to DHCP.
   # NOTE: you can only define one static interface for the installation,
   # however, you can define as many as you wish for the post installation
   # system.
   IFACE_PRE="eth0"
   IFACE_IP_PRE="192.168.0.2"
   IFACE_NETMASK_PRE="255.255.255.0"
   IFACE_BROADCAST_PRE="192.168.0.255"
   IFACE_GATEWAY_PRE="192.168.0.1"
   NAMESERV_PRE="198.41.0.4 198.32.64.12"
   
   # Proxy PREs (if you don't want a proxy, just leave these out)
   #HTTP_PROXY_PRE="http://machine.company.com:1234"
   #FTP_PROXY_PRE="ftp://machine.company.com"
   #RSYNC_PROXY_PRE="rsync://machine.company.com"

#-----------------------#
# Network POST Settings #
#-----------------------#
   # Name settings
   # If the value equals "DHCP" (Case IMPORTANT!!!) then install will pull
   # value from DHCP.
   # If HOSTNAME is not set, it defaults to "localhost"
   # If DOMAIN is not set, it defaults to "localdomain"
   # If NISDOMAIN is not set, it defaults to NULL
   DOMAIN="DHCP"
   HOSTNAME="DHCP"
   #NISDOMAIN="DHCP"
   
   # Proxy POSTs (if you don't want a proxy, just leave these out)
   #HTTP_PROXY_POST="http://machine.company.com:1234"
   #FTP_PROXY_POST="ftp://machine.company.com"
   #RSYNC_PROXY_POST="rsync://machine.company.com"

   # All interfaces default to DHCP (by their omision).
   # To make an interface static, set the following options (per interface).
   #
   # The 'x' within the brackets ('[' and ']') needs to be replaced with the
   # number of the interface.  ie. If you are setting up eth0, you should
   # change 'x' to '0'.  
   #
   # There are 4 variables that need to be set:
   #    IFACE_POST
   #    IFACE_IP
   #    IFACE_NETMASK
   #    IFACE_BROADCAST
   # IFACE_POST represents the interface name (i.e. eth0, wlan0) and must
   # be specified if you want the device configured.
   # If any of the last three are NOT set, the interface will default to DHCP.
   #
   # There is 1 variable that is optional:
   #    IFACE_GATEWAY
   # If this is not setup, then there will be no gateway setup.

   IFACE_POST[0]="eth0"
   IFACE_IP_POST[0]="192.168.0.22"
   IFACE_NETMASK_POST[0]="255.255.255.0"      
   IFACE_BROADCAST_POST[0]="192.168.0.255"
   IFACE_GATEWAY_POST[0]="192.168.0.1"         # Optional
   
   # Interface aliases for the POSTinstall system
   # This defines aliases for interface ethx
   # If IFACE_ALIAS[x] is not defined, no aliases will be created
   # Aliased IPs MUST be space seperated
   #IFACE_ALIAS[x]="10.0.0.4 10.0.0.5"
   
   # The following define custom broadcast and netmask settings for the aliases
   # If IFACE_ALIAS_BROADCAST is not defined, it defaults to the broadcast for
   # the interface.
   # If IFACE_ALIAS_NETMASK is not defined, it defaults to the netmask for
   # the interface.
   #IFACE_ALIAS_BROADCAST[x]="10.255.255.255 10.255.255.255"
   #IFACE_ALIAS_NETMASK[x]="255.255.0.0 255.255.255.0"

   # Load interface during boot when new system is installed?
   # If IFACE_BOOT[x] is not set, it defaults to "1"
   # NOTE: Interfaces that use PCMCIA should be set to FALSE (0)!
   #IFACE_BOOT[x]="0"
	  
   # Name Servers (DNS Servers)
   # In most cases you should only need to set these if you are using a
   # static interface.
   # These are NOT interface dependant
   # For more than one name server, please seperate them by spaces.
   NAMESERV_POST="10.10.10.4 10.10.10.7"


#------------------#
# Dial-up Settings #
#------------------#
   # Note: These settings will currently only be used for installing GLIS,
   # not for post install configuration.

   # Dial-up settings
   # All three of these must be set if you plan to use dial-up. Failure
   # to set any of these will likely result in a failed install. Currently
   # the password must be in plain text.
   # Note: If you want to use dial-up as your method for installing then
   # be sure to appropriately set NET_INSTALL_TYPE.
   #DIALUP_USERNAME="bxxxnxnx"
   #DIALUP_PASSWORD="xxxx"
   #DIALUP_NUMBER="1234567890"

   # Set this to 1 if you want glis to fetch all files before compiling and
   # installing a set of packages. Set to 0 or leave unset if you want your
   # internet connection to be active throughout the entire install.
   # Note: This is currently unsupported. Your dialup connection will be
   # active throughout the install process and you will need to manually
   # terminate it after the install completes. To terminate the dial-up
   # run the command: killall wvdial
   #DIALUP_ON_DEMAND="0"

#---------------------------#
# DSL (PPPOE only) Settings #
#---------------------------#

   # Future DSL configuration options
   # !!! None of this has been implemented in GLIS !!!

   # To use DSL for the install remember to set NET_INSTALL_TYPE=1.
   # DSL configuration will use the nameservers specified above.
   #DSL_IFACE="eth0"
   #DSL_USERNAME="bxxxnxnx@sympatico.ca"
   #DSL_PASSWORD="xxxx"

   # Activate on demand
   # If you want the link to come up on demand, enter the value in seconds
   # after which the link should be dropped. If this is set to 0 or left
   # unset the link will stay up permanently.
   #DSL_ON_DEMAND=0

   # 0 - None (Default)
   # 1 - Standalone
   # 2 - Masquerade
   #DSL_FIREWALL=0

#-----------------#
# Partition Setup #
#-----------------#

   # Partition Guidelines:
   # This is how I think partitioning should be setup.
   # DISCLAIMER!!!!!! Wrong settings here WILL screw up your system!!!!
   # BE CAREFUL!!!
   # Again, x = partition number (this does NOT correspond to the /dev/hdax
   # number). x should simply increase (starting at 0) as you add partitions
   # to this file
   
   # This is pretty self explanitory.
   # Partition 'x' refers to "/dev/hda2" device.
   # To mount an NFS partition use PARTITION[x]="server:/path/to/mountpoint"
   # and be sure to add a PARTITION_MOUNT entry.
   PARTITION[0]="/dev/hda1"
   PARTITION[1]="/dev/hda2"
   PARTITION[2]="/dev/hda3"
   
   # This is how big the partition should be.
   # NOTE: if this is NOT NULL, the partition will be erased and repartitioned!
   # NOTE: THIS MEANS TOTAL DATA LOSS!!!
   # If this is not set, then it will use the existing partition(s) on the drive
   # It should follow the below options for sizing:
   PARTITION_SIZE[0]="32M" # Size in MB
   PARTITION_SIZE[1]="128M" # Size in MB
   PARTITION_SIZE[2]="@" # Fill to the end of the disk

   #PARTITION_SIZE[x]="40%" # Size in % of total drive space
   #PARTITION_SIZE[x]="@" 
   # This special character ('@')means to take up the rest of the drive
   # If you are set up GLIS to save the partition AFTER the current one, 
   # '@' will fill up to that partition
   
   # This determines whether or not a partition gets formated.
   # ie. If it is set to ext3, it will format the partition for ext3
   # If it is not set, the partition will not be formated.
   # If the drive has been repartitioned and this is not set, install will fail
   # because drive will have no usable format.
   # Valid types are:
   #  - ext2
   #  - ext3
   #  - reiserfs
   #  - xfs
   #  - jfs
   #  - swap
   #  - extended
   #  - nfs
   # (NOTE: "extended" is for extended partitions. All paritions after
   # partition number 4 (ie. /dev/hda5) will be placed in the extended
   # partition.) Also, only 1 extended partition can be defined.
   PARTITION_TYPE[0]="ext3"
   PARTITION_TYPE[1]="swap"
   PARTITION_TYPE[2]="ext3"
   
   # This is the mount point for the partition.
   # This is relative to the new (chroot) system
   # ie. '/' will mount to /mnt/gentoo/
   # For swap partitions, the proper mount point is "swap"
   PARTITION_MOUNT[0]="/boot"
   PARTITION_MOUNT[1]="swap"
   PARTITION_MOUNT[2]="/"
      
   # This should cover just about all partitioning needs.  Any that aren't
   # covered by this can and should be added into a frontend.  The front end
   # can do all the partitioning and then just pass the mounting and/or
   # formating to glis.
   
   # I also want to get NFS mounts in here as well, but it is not setup in the
   # fstab config yet, so we'll have to do that after we get the initial part
   # working.   

#----------------------#
# Installation Options #
#----------------------#

   # Which type install should we perform?
   # Options are 1-3
   # 1 - Bootstrap(Source), Emerge System(Source)
   # 2 - Bootstrap(Binary), Emerge System(Source)
   # 3 - Bootstrap(Binary), Emerge System(Binary)
   INSTALL_STAGE=1

   # Stage Tarball Location
   # This includes the name of the tarball
   # ie. "/mnt/zip/myowntarball.tar.bz2"
   # If not defined, it automatically gets the appropriate stage tarball from
   # the CD.
   # Optionally you can specify a tarball's url, with either an http:// or
   # ftp:// prefix.
   # TARBALL_LOCATION="/mnt/cdrom/stages/stage3-x86-20030910.tar.bz2"
   TARBALL_LOCATION="ftp://ftp.df.lth.se/pub/gentoo/releases/amd64/autobuilds/current-stage3-amd64/stage3-amd64-20110224.tar.bz2"


   # Portage Tree
   # This can be set to one of the following:
   # PORTAGE_TREE=""
   # PORTAGE_TREE="SYNC"
   # PORTAGE_TREE="/path/to/portage-snapshot.tar.bz2"
   # If PORTAGE_TREE is not set then the portage tree will not be
   # touched. This is useful if you plan to remotely mount a portage tree.
   # When set to "SYNC", GLIS will run an 'emerge sync'. If you have
   # NET_INSTALL_TYPE=3, then do not set to SYNC!
   # When set to anything else GLIS will untar/compress the portage tree
   # to /usr/portage. Note that only tar bz2 files will be accepted.
   # PORTAGE_TREE="/mnt/cdrom/snapshots/portage-*.tar.bz2"
   PORTAGE_TREE="ftp://ftp.df.lth.se/pub/gentoo/releases/snapshots/current/portage-latest.tar.bz2"

   # This is the flags to be used during install for the emerge command
   # For instance, if you want to use binary packages when available, add "-k"
   # To add verbosity to binary packages, add "-kv"
   # Be careful here, some options will make the install not work (like "-p")
   # Another option that COULD cause it to break in some cases is "-K"
   # In other words, just be careful and think through your decisions!
   #EMERGE_OPTIONS="-k"
   
   # Desired time zone
   # Time zones are found in /usr/share/zoneinfo/
   # Some examples with correct syntax are below:
   # If TIME_ZONE is not set, it will default to "UTC"
   # If TIME_ZONE does not exits, it will default to "UTC"
   TIME_ZONE="UTC"
   #TIME_ZONE="US/Eastern"
   #TIME_ZONE="Asia/Macao"

   # This is the root password hash
   # DO NOT put a cleartext password on this line
   # If you need to generate the password hash on the liveCD, use grub-md5-crypt
   # NOTE: This MUST (and I mean MUST) be enclosed by SINGLE ("'") quotes.
   # If you leave the current hash in, the password will be "glisiscool"
   ROOT_PASSWORD_HASH='$1$RvWE10$uBLxTnU9xDBQbcS1mXWL8.'
   
   # Extra Users
   # Again an array. Replace 'x' with the next unused number starting at 0.
   # USER_GROUPS MUST be comma seperated.
   # If USER_SHELL is not set, it will default to "/bin/bash"
   # If USER_GROUPS is not set, it will default to "users"
   # If USER_HOME is not set, it will default to "/home/${USER_NAME}"
   # If USER_UID is not set, it will set it to the system default
   # If USER_COMMENT is not set, it will default to null.
   # NOTE: USER_PASSWORD_HASH[x] MUST (and I mean MUST) be enclosed by
   # SINGLE ("'")quotes.
   # If you leave the current hash in, the password will be "glisiscool"
   USER_NAME[0]="gentoouser"
   USER_PASSWORD_HASH[0]='$1$RvWE10$uBLxTnU9xDBQbcS1mXWL8.'
   USER_GROUPS[0]="users,wheel,audio"
   USER_SHELL[0]="/bin/bash"
   USER_HOME[0]="/home/gentoouser"
   USER_UID[0]=""
   USER_COMMENT[0]="Gentoo User"

#------------------#
# Software Options #
#------------------#

   # Kernel Sources:
   # you can either just name the ebuild you'd like to get
   # or specify a specific version as you would for emerge
   KERNEL_SOURCE="gentoo-sources"

   # Genkernel Option:
   # Do you want to make your own custom kernel or use the genkernel utility?
   # If not set, it defaults to 1 (ie. true, use genkernel).
   GENKERNEL=0
   
   # Kernel Config:
   # Path to kernel config file.
   # Can be used with or without genkernel
   #KERNEL_CONFIG="/mnt/floppy/.config"
   
   # Kernel Modules:
   # Modules you want to load at boot time on first reboot (comma seperated)
   KERNEL_MODULES="ide-scsi,tulip,keybdev,via82cxxx"
   
   # Bootloader:
   # If BOOT_LOADER is not set, it will default to "grub"
   BOOT_LOADER="grub"
   #BOOT_LOADER="lilo"

   # Load bootloader to MBR?
   # If you choose false (0) it will install to your boot partition.
   # If you have no boot partition, it will install to your root partition.
   BOOT_LOADER_MBR="1"
   #BOOT_LOADER_MBR="0"
   
   # System Logger:
   # If SYSTEM_LOGGER is not set, it will default to "metalog"
   SYSTEM_LOGGER="metalog"
   #SYSTEM_LOGGER="sysklogd"
   #SYSTEM_LOGGER="syslog-ng"
   #SYSTEM_LOGGER="msyslog"

   # CRON Daemon:
   # If CRON_DAEMON is not set, it will default to "vixie-cron"
   CRON_DAEMON="vixie-cron"
   #CRON_DAEMON="fcron"
   #CRON_DAEMON="dcron"

   # Other utilities to emerge
   # Options are :
   # - pcmcia-cs
   # - rp-pppoe
   # - xfsprogs
   # - reiserfsprogs
   # - jfsutils
   # - lvm-user
   # You can choose one or more of the above options, just seperate them by
   # spaces This is also optional, so if you don't want any of these, just
   # comment this out.
   # NOTE: This is not for general programs, see MISC_PROGRAMS for that.
   UTILITIES="pcmcia-cs rp-pppoe xfsprogs reiserfsprogs jfsutils lvm-user"
   
   # These are programs that you want to emerge after the installation is
   # complete. You can install anything that is in portage during this stage.
   # This is also optional, so if you don't want any of these, just comment
   # this out.
   MISC_PROGRAMS="xfree gnome kde apache bind mplayer"

#--------------#
# Config Files #
#--------------#

   # Rather than just appending the whole set of config files to this file
   # it will be easier to do something more tactful.
   # Here is the syntax for config files:
   # #== /path/to/config.file?SETTING="option1 options2"
   #
   # So for example, you could do the following:
   # #== /etc/make.conf?USE="X gnome gtk alsa"
   # #== /etc/rc.conf?EDITOR="nano -w"
   #
   # NOTE: It is VERY essential that the line begins with a #==
   #
   # This method can be used for ONLY the following files:
   # /etc/rc.conf
   # /etc/make.conf
   # Other config files are generated by GLIS.

#------------------#
# Advanced Options #
#------------------#

   # Distcc hosts
   # If you wish to use distcc during the install set your distcc hosts
   # here. If no hosts are set, distcc will not be used.
   #DISTCC_HOSTS="192.168.0.1"

   # User hooks location
   # User hooks are used if you want to add additional scripting code to run
   # during a GLIS installation. Each 'hook' script will have a name that
   # follows the below format:
   # XXX-pre.sh or XXX-post.sh
   # Where XXX represents the first three digits in that steps filename.
   # i.e. if the steps filename is 100-implement_config.sh then your
   # pre and post hooks should be:
   # 100-pre.sh and 100-post.sh
   #
   # In the event that step is fully contained within the glis script, i.e.
   # steps 6, 7, and 11, use the values 060, 070, and 110, for XXX
   # respectively.
   #
   # The file MUST be a bash script, and all lower case.
   # Note that these scripts will NOT be run in the chroot environment.
   # Defaults to the current directory if not set. 
   #HOOKS_LOCATION="hooks/"


# This configuration was generated by GLIS
HOOKS_LOCATION="./"