Hi,
A. Costa wrote:
> Please consider moving the 'man cupt' text under "CONFIGURATION VARIABLES"
> to its own man page, e.g. 'cupt.conf(5)'.
Sounds reasonable. Here's a first sketch; what do you think?
(As you can see, I'm lazy. Improvements welcome.)
---
debian/install_pods | 2 +-
doc/cupt.1.pod | 397 +-----------------------------------------------
doc/cupt.conf.5.pod | 421 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
3 files changed, 424 insertions(+), 396 deletions(-)
create mode 100644 doc/cupt.conf.5.pod
diff --git a/debian/install_pods b/debian/install_pods
index 373e4057..28eb8c94 100644
--- a/debian/install_pods
+++ b/debian/install_pods
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ use strict;
foreach my $pod_file (glob("doc/*.pod")) {
# example: doc/cupt.1.pod
- my ($name, $section) = ($pod_file =~ m{.*/((?:\w|_|-)+)\.(\d)\.pod}) or
+ my ($name, $section) = ($pod_file =~ m{.*/((?:\w|_|-|\.)+)\.(\d)\.pod})
or
die "badly formatted POD name $pod_file";
my $man_page_name = "$name.$section";
my $uppercased_name = uc $name;
diff --git a/doc/cupt.1.pod b/doc/cupt.1.pod
index be0f79c6..ffef2ddf 100644
--- a/doc/cupt.1.pod
+++ b/doc/cupt.1.pod
@@ -851,400 +851,7 @@ don't output anything to standard output
=head1 CONFIGURATION VARIABLES
-Firstly, Cupt uses following APT configuration variables:
-
-acquire::*::timeout, acquire::*::proxy, acquire::http::allowredirect,
-acquire::retries, apt::acquire::translation, apt::cache::allversions,
-apt::cache::important, apt::cache::namesonly, apt::cache::recursedepends,
-apt::default-release, apt::install-recommends, apt::install-suggests,
-apt::neverautoremove, apt::get::assume-yes, apt::get::allowunauthenticated,
-apt::get::automaticremove, apt::get::list-cleanup, apt::get::purge,
-apt::update::pre-invoke, apt::update::post-invoke,
-apt::update::post-invoke-success, dir, dir::bin::dpkg, dir::cache,
-dir::cache::archives, dir::etc, dir::etc::sourcelist, dir::etc::sourceparts,
-dir::etc::parts, dir::etc::main, dir::etc::preferences, dir::state,
-dir::state::extendedstates, dir::state::status, dpkg::options,
-dpkg::pre-invoke, dpkg::post-invoke, dpkg::pre-install-pkgs,
-gpgv::trustedkeyring, quiet
-
-See L<apt.conf(5)> for their meanings.
-
-Secondly, Cupt recognizes (but doesn't use) following configuration variables:
-
-apt::archives::*, acquire::pdiffs, apt::cache-limit, apt::periodic::*,
-dir::state::lists, unattended-upgrade::*, acquire::compressiontypes,
-apt::get::show-upgraded, apt::get::build-dep-automatic, rpm::pre-invoke,
-rpm::post-invoke
-
-Thirdly, Cupt introduces cupt-specific configuration variables.
-
-=head2 variable types
-
-=over
-
-=item boolean
-
-false may be specified as "0" or "false" or "no", everything else interpretes
as true
-
-if undefined, interpretes as false
-
-=item integer
-
-signed 32-bit integer on 32-bit systems, signed 64-bit integer on 64-bit
systems
-
-if undefined, interpretes as 0
-
-=item string
-
-interpreted as is
-
-if undefined, interpretes as empty string
-
-=item list
-
-list of strings
-
-if undefined, intepretes as empty list
-
-=back
-
-=head2 variables
-
-=over
-
-=item cupt::cache::pin::addendums::downgrade
-
-integer, specifies priority change for versions that are smaller than currently
-installed. Defaults to -10000.
-
-=item cupt::cache::pin::addendums::hold
-
-integer, specifies priority increase for versions that are put on hold.
-Defaults to 1000000. Set this option to 0 if you do not want to obey holds.
-You may want to increase this option in (very unlikely to happen) situations:
-when you have thousands of manually installed packages and very large query;
-when you have a manually crafted pin priorities system with very large pin
-values.
-
-=item cupt::cache::pin::addendums::not-automatic
-
-integer, specifies priority increase for versions that come only from 'not
-automatic' sources. Defaults to -4000.
-
-=item cupt::cache::release-file-expiration::ignore
-
-boolean, if set to true, Cupt will ignore the fact that a Release file is
-expired and use it anyway. False by default.
-
-B<Warning! Setting this option to true will make the system vulnerable to a
replay attack on package manager indexes.>
-
-=item cupt::console::allow-untrusted
-
-boolean, don't treat using untrusted packages as dangerous action
-
-=item cupt::console::assume-yes
-
-boolean, see L<--assume-yes|/--assume-yes>
-
-=item cupt::directory
-
-string, base directory for all cupt::directory::* options
-
-=item cupt::directory::configuration
-
-string, base directory for Cupt-specific configuration files
-
-=item cupt::directory::configuration::main
-
-string, relative file path for the Cupt main configuration file (same format as
-L<apt.conf(5)>)
-
-=item cupt::directory::configuration::main-parts
-
-string, relative directory path for additional Cupt configuration files (same
-format as L<apt.conf(5)>)
-
-=item cupt::directory::log
-
-string, relative file path for the log file
-
-=item cupt::directory::state
-
-string, directory which contains Cupt state info
-
-=item cupt::directory::state::lists
-
-string, directory for repository indexes
-
-=item cupt::downloader::max-simultaneous-downloads
-
-integer, positive, specifies maximum number of simultaneous downloads.
Defaults to 2.
-
-=item cupt::downloader::protocols::I<protocol>::priority
-
-integer, positive, defines the priority of download protocol I<protocol>,
determines an order in which
-different URIs for the same file will be tried. Defaults to 100.
-
-=item cupt::downloader::protocols::I<protocol>::methods::I<method>::priority
-
-positive number, defines the priority of download method I<method>, the method
-with maximum priority will be used for downloading the URI of protocol
-I<protocol>.
-Defaults to 100.
-
-=item cupt::downloader::protocols::I<protocol>::methods
-
-list, names of the methods available to download protocol I<protocol>
-
-=item cupt::update::check-release-files
-
-boolean, if set, Release files will be checked for the validity (including the
-expiration check and a signature if present) at the download stage. True by
default.
-
-=item cupt::update::compression-types::*::priority
-
-integer, defines preference to download compressed files with higher priority
first. 100 by default.
-
-'*' can be 'gz', 'bz2', 'lzma', 'xz', and 'uncompressed'.
-
-Set some option to <100 value to make it low-precedence than default, and >100
-to make it high-precedence than default.
-
-If some methods have the equal priority (which is the default setting), then
-files with smaller size with be chosen over the files with bigger size.
-
-Example:
-
-You have a low-speed CPU but rather high-speed internet connection and want to
-prefer gzip over lzma and lzma over bzip2. Then you have to set options like:
-
- cupt::update::compression-types
- {
- gz::priority "200";
- lzma::priority "150";
- }
-
-Also, if you have a local mirror, which may store uncompressed indexes too
-(an official Debian archive doesn't store them), you may set also
-
-cupt::update::compression-types::uncompressed::priority "300";
-
-=item cupt::update::keep-bad-signatures
-
-boolean, specifies whether to keep signature files that failed GPG check
-when doing update. True by default. Setting this option to false will not have
-an effect if the option L<cupt::update::check-release-files> is set to false.
-
-=item cupt::update::use-index-diffs
-
-boolean, specifies whether to try downloading repository index deltas and apply
-them locally before downloading the full index. True by default.
-
-When turned on, this option saves bandwidth but increases CPU and disk usage
-while updating. On the fast unlimited connections (say, >= 2 Mbit/s, but
-heavily depends on many other factors) you would likely want to turn off this
-option.
-
-=item cupt::resolver::keep-recommends
-
-boolean, specifies whether should resolver try to keep already installed
-recommended packages or not. True by default.
-
-=item cupt::resolver::keep-suggests
-
-boolean, specifies whether should resolver try to keep already installed
-suggested packages or not. False by default.
-
-=item cupt::resolver::auto-remove
-
-boolean, see L<--no-auto-remove/|--no-auto-remove>
-
-=item cupt::resolver::max-solution-count
-
-integer, positive, see L<--max-solution-count|/--max-solution-count>
-
-=item cupt::resolver::external-command
-
-string, a preview-only, experimental option to use external resolver using CUDF
-protocol. Don't use it unless you know what you are doing.
-
-Example: C<< cupt -s safe-upgrade -o "cupt::resolver::external-command=cat >
cudfout.txt" >>
-
-=item cupt::resolver::no-remove
-
-boolean, see L<--no-remove|/--no-remove>
-
-=item cupt::resolver::synchronize-by-source-versions
-
-string, this option controls whether and how the native resolver will attempt
to keep
-all binary packages from the same source package at the same source version
-
-This option uses the information from source packages. No synchronization will
-be performed for the versions which have not a corresponding source version in
-the repository.
-
-Possible values:
-
-=over
-
-=item none
-
-Don't attempt to synchronize. This is the default value.
-
-=item soft
-
-Don't forbid any modifications to the packages and attempt to synchronize
-related binary packages when possible upon the modifications of certain binary
-package.
-
-=item hard
-
-Forbid any modifications to the packages when at least one related binary
-package cannot be synchronized with the modified one.
-
-=back
-
-=item cupt::resolver::track-reasons
-
-boolean, see L<--show-reasons|/--show-reasons,--show-deps,-D>
-
-=item cupt::resolver::type
-
-string, see L<--resolver|/--resolver>
-
-=item cupt::resolver::score::<part>
-
-The group of integer options which control internal resolver's score
-calculation. Values are absolute.
-
-<part> can be one of:
-
-=over
-
-=item new
-
-installing a new package
-
-=item removal
-
-removal of an existing package
-
-=item removal-of-essential
-
-removal of an existing essential package (a general B<removal> option is
applied as well)
-
-=item upgrade
-
-installing a higher version of an existing package
-
-=item downgrade
-
-installing a lower version of an existing package
-
-=item position-penalty
-
-when several actions may be performed to resolve a problem, apply N penalties
-to N-th action (counting from 0)
-
-=item quality-adjustment
-
-the value will be added to each action's score
-
-=item unsatisfied-recommends
-
-some 'recommends' dependency is not satisfied (when requested)
-
-=item unsatisfied-suggests
-
-some 'suggests' dependency is not satisfied (when requested)
-
-=item failed-synchronization
-
-some source version synchronization cannot be performed (when
-L<cupt::resolver::synchronize-source-versions|/cupt::resolver::synchronize-source-versions>
-is 'soft')
-
-=back
-
-=item cupt::worker::archives-space-limit
-
-integer, bytes, positive, if set, limits the worker to not download more than
specified
-amount of archives, and use download-install-clean algorithm (download
-archives, install packages, clean just downloaded archives). Worker will try
-to split all actions into unrelated changesets so each changeset require only
-limited download space. Any system changes will be started only if changesets
-are generated successfully.
-
-=item cupt::worker::defer-triggers
-
-boolean, specifies whether should worker defer dpkg trigger processing to
-the end of the whole operation or not. Being set to true, speeds up
-large-amount actions, but if the operation will somewhy be interrupted, leaves
-system in the interim trigger state, which can be fixed by manual run of 'dpkg
---triggers-only --pending' command. False by default due to tiresome dpkg bug
-(Debian BTS #526774).
-
-=item cupt::worker::download-only
-
-boolean, see L<--download-only|/--download-only,-d>
-
-=item cupt::worker::log
-
-boolean, whether to log performed actions or not. True by default.
-
-=item cupt::worker::log::levels::metadata
-
-non-negative integer, the log level for the metadata updates. 1 by default.
-
-=item cupt::worker::log::levels::packages
-
-non-negative integer, the log level for the package changes
-(install/upgrade/remove etc.). 2 by default.
-
-=item cupt::worker::log::levels::snapshots
-
-non-negative integer, the log level for the snapshot actions. 1 by default.
-
-=item cupt::worker::purge
-
-boolean, specifies whether purge packages in addition to removing or not.
-False by default.
-
-=item cupt::worker::simulate
-
-boolean, see L<--simulate|/--simulate,-s>
-
-=item cupt::worker::use-locks
-
-boolean, specifies whether Cupt protects simultaneous runs of itself against
-the misuse of the common resources. True by default.
-
-B<Warning! Setting this option to false will allow several non-simulating Cupt
-instances to break the system when misused.>
-
-=item debug::resolver
-
-boolean, if true, resolver will print a lot of debug information to the
-standard error. False by default.
-
-=item debug::worker
-
-boolean, if true, worker will print some debug information to the
-standard error. False by default.
-
-=item debug::gpgv
-
-boolean, if true, cache will print some debug information while verifying
-signatures to the standard error. False by default.
-
-=item debug::downloader
-
-boolean, if true, the downloader manager will print some debug messages. False
-by default.
-
-=item debug::logger
-
-boolean, if true, the logger will print some debug messages. False by default.
+See L<cupt.conf(5)>.
=back
@@ -1256,7 +863,7 @@ The discussion channel about Cupt is
irc://irc.debian.org#cupt.
=head1 SEE ALSO
-L<cupt_vs_apt(5)>, L<cupt_tutorial(7)>
+L<cupt_vs_apt(5)>, L<cupt_tutorial(7)>, L<cupt.conf(5)>
=head1 AUTHOR
diff --git a/doc/cupt.conf.5.pod b/doc/cupt.conf.5.pod
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d3642a61
--- /dev/null
+++ b/doc/cupt.conf.5.pod
@@ -0,0 +1,421 @@
+=pod
+
+=encoding utf8
+
+=head1 NAME
+
+cupt.conf - configuration file for Cupt
+
+=head1 SYNOPSIS
+
+$APT_CONFIG, /etc/apt/apt.conf, /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/*,
+/etc/cupt/cupt.conf, /etc/cupt/cupt.conf.d/*
+
+=head1 DESCRIPTION
+
+Cupt uses the same configuration syntax as L<apt.conf(5)>, which see.
+
+=head1 CONFIGURATION VARIABLES
+
+Firstly, Cupt uses following APT configuration variables:
+
+acquire::*::timeout, acquire::*::proxy, acquire::http::allowredirect,
+acquire::retries, apt::acquire::translation, apt::cache::allversions,
+apt::cache::important, apt::cache::namesonly, apt::cache::recursedepends,
+apt::default-release, apt::install-recommends, apt::install-suggests,
+apt::neverautoremove, apt::get::assume-yes, apt::get::allowunauthenticated,
+apt::get::automaticremove, apt::get::list-cleanup, apt::get::purge,
+apt::update::pre-invoke, apt::update::post-invoke,
+apt::update::post-invoke-success, dir, dir::bin::dpkg, dir::cache,
+dir::cache::archives, dir::etc, dir::etc::sourcelist, dir::etc::sourceparts,
+dir::etc::parts, dir::etc::main, dir::etc::preferences, dir::state,
+dir::state::extendedstates, dir::state::status, dpkg::options,
+dpkg::pre-invoke, dpkg::post-invoke, dpkg::pre-install-pkgs,
+gpgv::trustedkeyring, quiet
+
+See L<apt.conf(5)> for their meanings.
+
+Secondly, Cupt recognizes (but doesn't use) following configuration variables:
+
+apt::archives::*, acquire::pdiffs, apt::cache-limit, apt::periodic::*,
+dir::state::lists, unattended-upgrade::*, acquire::compressiontypes,
+apt::get::show-upgraded, apt::get::build-dep-automatic, rpm::pre-invoke,
+rpm::post-invoke
+
+Thirdly, Cupt introduces cupt-specific configuration variables.
+
+=head2 variable types
+
+=over
+
+=item boolean
+
+false may be specified as "0" or "false" or "no", everything else interpretes
as true
+
+if undefined, interpretes as false
+
+=item integer
+
+signed 32-bit integer on 32-bit systems, signed 64-bit integer on 64-bit
systems
+
+if undefined, interpretes as 0
+
+=item string
+
+interpreted as is
+
+if undefined, interpretes as empty string
+
+=item list
+
+list of strings
+
+if undefined, intepretes as empty list
+
+=back
+
+=head2 variables
+
+=over
+
+=item cupt::cache::pin::addendums::downgrade
+
+integer, specifies priority change for versions that are smaller than currently
+installed. Defaults to -10000.
+
+=item cupt::cache::pin::addendums::hold
+
+integer, specifies priority increase for versions that are put on hold.
+Defaults to 1000000. Set this option to 0 if you do not want to obey holds.
+You may want to increase this option in (very unlikely to happen) situations:
+when you have thousands of manually installed packages and very large query;
+when you have a manually crafted pin priorities system with very large pin
+values.
+
+=item cupt::cache::pin::addendums::not-automatic
+
+integer, specifies priority increase for versions that come only from 'not
+automatic' sources. Defaults to -4000.
+
+=item cupt::cache::release-file-expiration::ignore
+
+boolean, if set to true, Cupt will ignore the fact that a Release file is
+expired and use it anyway. False by default.
+
+B<Warning! Setting this option to true will make the system vulnerable to a
replay attack on package manager indexes.>
+
+=item cupt::console::allow-untrusted
+
+boolean, don't treat using untrusted packages as dangerous action
+
+=item cupt::console::assume-yes
+
+boolean, see L<cupt(1)> L<--assume-yes|/--assume-yes>
+
+=item cupt::directory
+
+string, base directory for all cupt::directory::* options
+
+=item cupt::directory::configuration
+
+string, base directory for Cupt-specific configuration files
+
+=item cupt::directory::configuration::main
+
+string, relative file path for the Cupt main configuration file (same format as
+L<apt.conf(5)>)
+
+=item cupt::directory::configuration::main-parts
+
+string, relative directory path for additional Cupt configuration files (same
+format as L<apt.conf(5)>)
+
+=item cupt::directory::log
+
+string, relative file path for the log file
+
+=item cupt::directory::state
+
+string, directory which contains Cupt state info
+
+=item cupt::directory::state::lists
+
+string, directory for repository indexes
+
+=item cupt::downloader::max-simultaneous-downloads
+
+integer, positive, specifies maximum number of simultaneous downloads.
Defaults to 2.
+
+=item cupt::downloader::protocols::I<protocol>::priority
+
+integer, positive, defines the priority of download protocol I<protocol>,
determines an order in which
+different URIs for the same file will be tried. Defaults to 100.
+
+=item cupt::downloader::protocols::I<protocol>::methods::I<method>::priority
+
+positive number, defines the priority of download method I<method>, the method
+with maximum priority will be used for downloading the URI of protocol
+I<protocol>.
+Defaults to 100.
+
+=item cupt::downloader::protocols::I<protocol>::methods
+
+list, names of the methods available to download protocol I<protocol>
+
+=item cupt::update::check-release-files
+
+boolean, if set, Release files will be checked for the validity (including the
+expiration check and a signature if present) at the download stage. True by
default.
+
+=item cupt::update::compression-types::*::priority
+
+integer, defines preference to download compressed files with higher priority
first. 100 by default.
+
+'*' can be 'gz', 'bz2', 'lzma', 'xz', and 'uncompressed'.
+
+Set some option to <100 value to make it low-precedence than default, and >100
+to make it high-precedence than default.
+
+If some methods have the equal priority (which is the default setting), then
+files with smaller size with be chosen over the files with bigger size.
+
+Example:
+
+You have a low-speed CPU but rather high-speed internet connection and want to
+prefer gzip over lzma and lzma over bzip2. Then you have to set options like:
+
+ cupt::update::compression-types
+ {
+ gz::priority "200";
+ lzma::priority "150";
+ }
+
+Also, if you have a local mirror, which may store uncompressed indexes too
+(an official Debian archive doesn't store them), you may set also
+
+cupt::update::compression-types::uncompressed::priority "300";
+
+=item cupt::update::keep-bad-signatures
+
+boolean, specifies whether to keep signature files that failed GPG check
+when doing update. True by default. Setting this option to false will not have
+an effect if the option L<cupt::update::check-release-files> is set to false.
+
+=item cupt::update::use-index-diffs
+
+boolean, specifies whether to try downloading repository index deltas and apply
+them locally before downloading the full index. True by default.
+
+When turned on, this option saves bandwidth but increases CPU and disk usage
+while updating. On the fast unlimited connections (say, >= 2 Mbit/s, but
+heavily depends on many other factors) you would likely want to turn off this
+option.
+
+=item cupt::resolver::keep-recommends
+
+boolean, specifies whether should resolver try to keep already installed
+recommended packages or not. True by default.
+
+=item cupt::resolver::keep-suggests
+
+boolean, specifies whether should resolver try to keep already installed
+suggested packages or not. False by default.
+
+=item cupt::resolver::auto-remove
+
+boolean, see L<--no-auto-remove/|--no-auto-remove>
+
+=item cupt::resolver::max-solution-count
+
+integer, positive, see L<--max-solution-count|/--max-solution-count>
+
+=item cupt::resolver::external-command
+
+string, a preview-only, experimental option to use external resolver using CUDF
+protocol. Don't use it unless you know what you are doing.
+
+Example: C<< cupt -s safe-upgrade -o "cupt::resolver::external-command=cat >
cudfout.txt" >>
+
+=item cupt::resolver::no-remove
+
+boolean, see L<--no-remove|/--no-remove>
+
+=item cupt::resolver::synchronize-by-source-versions
+
+string, this option controls whether and how the native resolver will attempt
to keep
+all binary packages from the same source package at the same source version
+
+This option uses the information from source packages. No synchronization will
+be performed for the versions which have not a corresponding source version in
+the repository.
+
+Possible values:
+
+=over
+
+=item none
+
+Don't attempt to synchronize. This is the default value.
+
+=item soft
+
+Don't forbid any modifications to the packages and attempt to synchronize
+related binary packages when possible upon the modifications of certain binary
+package.
+
+=item hard
+
+Forbid any modifications to the packages when at least one related binary
+package cannot be synchronized with the modified one.
+
+=back
+
+=item cupt::resolver::track-reasons
+
+boolean, see L<--show-reasons|/--show-reasons,--show-deps,-D>
+
+=item cupt::resolver::type
+
+string, see L<--resolver|/--resolver>
+
+=item cupt::resolver::score::<part>
+
+The group of integer options which control internal resolver's score
+calculation. Values are absolute.
+
+<part> can be one of:
+
+=over
+
+=item new
+
+installing a new package
+
+=item removal
+
+removal of an existing package
+
+=item removal-of-essential
+
+removal of an existing essential package (a general B<removal> option is
applied as well)
+
+=item upgrade
+
+installing a higher version of an existing package
+
+=item downgrade
+
+installing a lower version of an existing package
+
+=item position-penalty
+
+when several actions may be performed to resolve a problem, apply N penalties
+to N-th action (counting from 0)
+
+=item quality-adjustment
+
+the value will be added to each action's score
+
+=item unsatisfied-recommends
+
+some 'recommends' dependency is not satisfied (when requested)
+
+=item unsatisfied-suggests
+
+some 'suggests' dependency is not satisfied (when requested)
+
+=item failed-synchronization
+
+some source version synchronization cannot be performed (when
+L<cupt::resolver::synchronize-source-versions|/cupt::resolver::synchronize-source-versions>
+is 'soft')
+
+=back
+
+=item cupt::worker::archives-space-limit
+
+integer, bytes, positive, if set, limits the worker to not download more than
specified
+amount of archives, and use download-install-clean algorithm (download
+archives, install packages, clean just downloaded archives). Worker will try
+to split all actions into unrelated changesets so each changeset require only
+limited download space. Any system changes will be started only if changesets
+are generated successfully.
+
+=item cupt::worker::defer-triggers
+
+boolean, specifies whether should worker defer dpkg trigger processing to
+the end of the whole operation or not. Being set to true, speeds up
+large-amount actions, but if the operation will somewhy be interrupted, leaves
+system in the interim trigger state, which can be fixed by manual run of 'dpkg
+--triggers-only --pending' command. False by default due to tiresome dpkg bug
+(Debian BTS #526774).
+
+=item cupt::worker::download-only
+
+boolean, see L<cupt(1)> L<--download-only|/--download-only,-d>
+
+=item cupt::worker::log
+
+boolean, whether to log performed actions or not. True by default.
+
+=item cupt::worker::log::levels::metadata
+
+non-negative integer, the log level for the metadata updates. 1 by default.
+
+=item cupt::worker::log::levels::packages
+
+non-negative integer, the log level for the package changes
+(install/upgrade/remove etc.). 2 by default.
+
+=item cupt::worker::log::levels::snapshots
+
+non-negative integer, the log level for the snapshot actions. 1 by default.
+
+=item cupt::worker::purge
+
+boolean, specifies whether purge packages in addition to removing or not.
+False by default.
+
+=item cupt::worker::simulate
+
+boolean, see L<cupt(1)> L<--simulate|/--simulate,-s>
+
+=item cupt::worker::use-locks
+
+boolean, specifies whether Cupt protects simultaneous runs of itself against
+the misuse of the common resources. True by default.
+
+B<Warning! Setting this option to false will allow several non-simulating Cupt
+instances to break the system when misused.>
+
+=item debug::resolver
+
+boolean, if true, resolver will print a lot of debug information to the
+standard error. False by default.
+
+=item debug::worker
+
+boolean, if true, worker will print some debug information to the
+standard error. False by default.
+
+=item debug::gpgv
+
+boolean, if true, cache will print some debug information while verifying
+signatures to the standard error. False by default.
+
+=item debug::downloader
+
+boolean, if true, the downloader manager will print some debug messages. False
+by default.
+
+=item debug::logger
+
+boolean, if true, the logger will print some debug messages. False by default.
+
+=back
+
+=head1 SEE ALSO
+
+L<cupt(1)>, L<apt.conf(5)>
+
+=cut
--
1.7.8.rc1
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