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# snf-image defaults file
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# IMAGE_NAME: Name of the image to use
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# Generally you use the name of the image with the version of the OS included.
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# Examples include:
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#   centos-5.4 debian-4.0 fedora-12
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# IMAGE_NAME=""
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# IMAGE_DIR: directory location for disk images
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# IMAGE_DIR="/var/lib/snf-image"
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IMAGE_DIR=%IMAGE_DIR%
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# IMAGE_DEBUG: turn on debugging output for the scripts
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# IMAGE_DEBUG=no
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# VERSION_CHECK: Check if host and helper have the
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# same version. This is usefull if snf-image-host is
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# installed as debian package and not from source.
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# VERSION_CHECK="no"
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# HELPER_DIR: Directory hosting the helper files
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# HELPER_DIR="/var/lib/snf-image/helper/"
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# HELPER_CACHE_DIR: Directory hosting the helper cache files
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# HELPER_CACHE_DIR="/var/cache/snf-image/helper/"
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# HELPER_IMG: Path to the helper VM image
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# HELPER_IMG="${HELPER_DIR}/image"
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# HELPER_KERNEL: Path to the helper VM kernel
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# HELPER_KERNEL="${HELPER_DIR}/kernel"
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# HELPER_INITRD: Path to the helper VM initial ramdisk
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# HELPER_INITRD="${HELPER_DIR}/initrd"
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# HELPER_TIMOUT: Soft and hard timeout limits for helper instance.
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# The helper instance will be terminated after a given time if it hasn't exited
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# by itself. A TERM signal will be send if the instance is running after
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# a HELPER_SOFT_TIMEOUT interval. A KILL signal will be sent, if the instance
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# is still running after a HELPER_HARD_TIMEOUT interval since the initial
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# signal was sent. The timeout values are integer numbers with an optional
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# suffix: `s' for seconds (the default), `m' for minutes, `h' for hours or `d'
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# for days.
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# HELPER_SOFT_TIMEOUT="20"
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# HELPER_HARD_TIMEOUT="5"
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HELPER_SOFT_TIMEOUT=100
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# HELPER_USER: For security reasons, it is recommended that the helper VM
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# runs as an unprivileged user. KVM drops root privileges and runs as
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# HELPER_USER imeddiately before starting execution of the helper VM.
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# HELPER_USER="nobody"
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# MULTISTRAP_CONFIG: Configuration file to be used with multistrap to create
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# the rootfs of the helper image.
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# MULTISTRAP_CONFIG="/etc/snf-image/multistrap.conf"
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# MULTISTRAP_APTPREFDIR: Directory where apt preference files are hosted. Those
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# files will be injected to the helper image before multistrap is called.
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# MULTISTRAP_APTPREFDIR="/etc/snf-image/apt.pref.d"
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# PITHOS_DB: Pithos database in SQLAlchemy format
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# PITHOS_DB="sqlite:////var/lib/pithos/backend.db"
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PITHOS_DB=postgresql://%SYNNEFO_USER%:%SYNNEFO_DB_PASSWD%@%DB_NODE%:5432/snf_pithos
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# PITHOS_DATA: Directory where pithos data are hosted
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# PITHOS_DATA="/var/lib/pithos/data"
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PITHOS_DATA=%PITHOS_DIR%/data
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# PROGRESS_MONITOR: External program that monitors the progress of the image
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# deployment. The snf-image monitor messages will be redirected to the standard
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# input of this program.
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# PROGRESS_MONITOR=""
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PROGRESS_MONITOR=snf-progress-monitor
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# UNATTEND: This variables overwrites the unattend.xml file used when deploying
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# a windows image. snf-image-helper will use its own unattend.xml file if this
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# variable is empty. Please unless you really know what you are doing, leave
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# this empty.
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# UNATTEND=""
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# Paths for needed programs. Uncommend and change the variables below if you
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# don't want to use the default one.
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# LOSETUP="losetup"
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# KPARTX="kpartx"
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# SFDISK="sfdisk"
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# QEMU_IMG="qemu-img"
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# INSTALL_MBR="install-mbr"
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# TIMELIMIT="timelimit"
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# CURL="curl"
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CURL="curl -k"