[Auth]
accesskey = <%= @ksplice_access_key %>

[Network]
# Proxy to use when accessing the Uptrack server, of the form
# [protocol://][username:password@]<host>[:port], where
# * protocol is the protocol to connect to the proxy (http or https)
# * the username and password are the authentication
#   information needed to use your proxy (if any).
# * host and port are the hostname/ip address and port number used to
#   connect to the proxy
#
# The proxy must support making HTTPS connections. If this is unset,
# Uptrack will look for the https_proxy, HTTPS_PROXY, and http_proxy
# environment variables in that order, and then finally look for a
# proxy setting in the system-wide GConf database, if available and
# enabled below.
#
# You can also set this to "None" to force Uptrack not to use a proxy,
# even if one is set in the environment.
https_proxy =

# Look for proxy setting in the system-wide GConf database, if it's
# not set in the above variable or in an environment variable.
#
# This is broken in later versions of Ubuntu (and other distros too)
# so we disable this by default. See LP: #812940.
gconf_proxy_lookup = no

### Uptrack Local Server options ###

# The path to the CA certificate file used to verify the Uptrack
# server.
#ssl_ca_cert_file =

# The directory for CA certificate files used to verify the Uptrack
# server.
#ssl_ca_cert_dir =

# The location of the Uptrack updates repository.
#update_repo_url=

### End of Uptrack Local Server options ###

[Settings]
# Automatically install updates at boot time. If this is set, on
# reboot into the same kernel, Uptrack will re-install the same set of
# updates that were present before the reboot.
install_on_reboot = yes

# Automatically install all available updates at boot time, even if
# rebooted into a different kernel.
#upgrade_on_reboot = yes

# Uptrack runs in a cron job every few hours to check for and download
# new updates. You can can configure this cron job to automatically
# install new updates as they become available.
#
# Enable this option to make the cron job automatically install new
# updates.
#
# Please note that enabling autoinstall does not mean the Uptrack
# client itself is automatically upgraded. You will be notified via
# e-mail when a new Uptrack client is available, and it can be
# upgraded through your package manager.
autoinstall = yes