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i2p.i2p/debian/i2p.templates
zzz c84dd527b7 Debian: Updates from the 0.9.24 release, including patch refresh, not checked in at the time.
Cherry-picked out of
https://launchpad.net/~i2p.packages/+archive/ubuntu/i2p/+files/i2p_0.9.24-1ubuntu1.debian.tar.xz
The files in http://deb.i2p2.no/pool/main/i/i2p/i2p_0.9.24-1~deb8u+1.debian.tar.xz
are somewhat different.
Note that some files out of that tarball are apparently older than what is in our debian/
directory and were not copied over.
Some of the changes may be for Ubuntu and will not work for Debian.
Kytv may have had a local debian/ directory for Ubuntu builds that was not checked in anywhere.
Untested. Another patch refresh for 0.9.25 may be required.
To be fixed up after the 0.9.25 release.
2016-03-21 18:25:17 +00:00

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##Template: i2p/stop_running_router
##Type: boolean
##Default: false
##_Description: Automatically stop I2P when there are upgrades?
## To update this package the I2P router will need to be restarted.
## Any activity on the I2P network will be briefly interrupted
## during the upgrade.
Template: i2p/daemon
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Should the I2P router be started at boot?
The I2P router can be run as a daemon that starts automatically
when your computer boots up. This is the recommended configuration.
Template: i2p/user
Type: string
Default: i2psvc
_Description: I2P daemon user:
By default I2P is configured to run under the account i2psvc when running
as a daemon. To use an **existing** I2P profile you may enter a different
account name here. For example, if your previous I2P installation is at
/home/user/i2p, you may enter 'user' here.
.
Very important: If a user other than the default of 'i2psvc' is entered
here, the chosen username *MUST* already exist.
Template: i2p/memory
Type: string
Default: 128
_Description: Memory that can be allocated to I2P:
By default, I2P will only be allowed to use up to 128MB of RAM.
.
High bandwidth routers, as well as routers with a lot of active torrents / plugins, may
need to have this value increased.
Template: i2p/aa
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Should the I2P daemon be confined with AppArmor?
With this option enabled I2P will be sandboxed with AppArmor, restricting which files and
directories may be accessed by I2P.