The repo of the Helm chart

The directory where to store the database

The repo of the Helm chart

Directory where legit will scan for repositories.

Repositories to ignore.

Readme files to look for.

Remote or local repository to back up to.

Main branch to look for.

An attribute set of repositories as described in: https://pgbackrest.org/configuration.html#section-repository

Each repository defaults to set repo-host to the attribute's name

Options for the 'repo-ls' command

Options for the 'repo-get' command

cgit repository settings, see cgitrc(5)

Hardware report data generated by nixos-facter

The user to run Reposilite under.

Path to the git repositories.

The group to run Reposilite under.

Whether to enable Reposilite.

Path to a hardware report generated by nixos-facter

Git repository URL for Nixbit

Path to the git repositories.

Extra arguments/parameters passed to the Reposilite

The reposilite package to use.

List of plugins to add to Reposilite.

Configuration written to the reposilite.cdn file

Database options.

List of extra flags to pass to the tlsrpt-reportd executable

Database user.

The interval between system status reportings

Flags from tlsrpt-reportd(1) as key-value pairs.

Database engine to use.

The TCP port to bind to.

Database TCP port.

Database host address.

Whether to open the firewall ports for Reposilite

List of reporter objects used to present build status to various users.

Host of an existing Let's Encrypt certificate to use for SSL

A path to the Markdown file for the report template.

Repository host when operating remotely

Path to the embedded database file

A whitelist of paths of git repositories, or directories containing repositories all of which would be published

repository to backup to.

Interval (in seconds) at which a memory report is printed (set to 0 to disable).

Database name.

The repository to fetch from

SSL port to bind to

Path to the file containing the repository location to backup to.

SFTP repository host

Where to store the backups

Custom base path for this Reposilite instance

Path the the file containing the password used to unlock the Java KeyStore file specified in services.reposilite.settings.keyPath

Path to the sqlite database.

Public SSH keys that can only be used to append new data (archives) to the repository

Serve BorgBackup repositories to given public SSH keys, restricting their access to the repository only

Path to the .jsk KeyStore or paths to the PKCS#8 certificate and private key, separated by a space (see example)

The user borg serve is run as

Storage quota for the repository

Amount of messages stored in the cache logger.

Whether to redirect all traffic to SSL.

Whether or not to report anonymized homeserver usage statistics.

The group borg serve is run as

code repositories

Whether to listen for encrypted connections on settings.sslPort.

Nicknames of a 'coderepo' section associated with the inbox.

Working directory for Reposilite.

Default idle timeout used by Jetty.

If set to false, the repo will be initialized with help files

Whether to report errors.

The plugin repository

Whether to enable debug mode.

Defines whether to use a footer on reports.

When enabled Grafana will send anonymous usage statistics to stats.grafana.org

Directory where HTML and JSON report pages are written.

The hostname to bind to

Path to mercurial repositories on disk

Enable reporting anonymous usage statistics (DB type, Lock type, Total Size) to the project maintainers.

Database connection string

Path to git repositories on disk

Path to a git repository

Comma-separated list of fetcher programs that retrieve collectd data.

Path to the file containing the password for the database connection

The IO thread pool handles all tasks that may benefit from non-blocking IO. (min: 2) Because most tasks are redirected to IO thread pool, it might be a good idea to keep it at least equal to web thread pool.

Maximum amount of threads used by the core thread pool. (min: 5) The web thread pool handles the first few steps of incoming HTTP connections, tasks are redirected as soon as possible to the IO thread pool.

Whether to enable Enable printing the analytics samples to stdout

Path to the repository

URL of a cgit instance

Label to the repository

Level of log messages to emit.

The path where the collected RPKI data is stored.

Plaintext password used to unlock the Java KeyStore set in services.reposilite.settings.keyPath

SFTP private key file

Whether to enable the default included frontend with a dashboard.

Allow clients to create repositories in subdirectories of the specified path

Add cache bypass headers to responses from /api/* to avoid issues with proxies such as Cloudflare.

The path to repo in local machine

Maximum amount of concurrent connections to the database. (one per thread) Embedded databases (sqlite, h2) do not support truly concurrent connections, so the value will always be 1 if they are used.

A required list of local or remote repositories with paths and optional labels (which can be used with the --repository flag to select a repository)

Any additional flags passed to nixos-rebuild

Path to the file containing the URI for the repository to monitor.

Call to an HTTPS client, that accepts the URL on the commandline and the request body from stdin.

URI pointing to the repository to monitor.

Contact information embedded into the reports.

Whether to enable watching for repo.

Listening address.

Listening port.

Public SSH keys that are given full write access to this repository

Whether to enable grafana_reporter.

Compression algorithm used by this instance of Reposilite. none reduces usage of CPU & memory, but requires transfering more data.

Grafana address.

Grafana port.

Path to the repository

Sender address used for reports.

Label to the repository

Optional template directory to use custom tex templates

Grafana protocol.

Path to a sendmail-compatible executable for delivery reports.

A required list of local or remote repositories with paths and optional labels (which can be used with the --repository flag to select a repository)

The packaged Helm chart

The packaged Helm chart

Run borg init if the specified repo does not exist

The contents of the configuration file for autotier

Name of the organization sending out the reports.

Whether the repo (which must be local) is a removable device.

A post-update script which is installed in every git repo

A changegroup script which is installed in every mercurial repo

Principal identifier (email, repo, etc.)

Path to the file with your personal ecoflow app login email address

Path to the file with your personal api access string from the Ecoflow development website https://developer-eu.ecoflow.com

Path to the file with your personal api secret string from the Ecoflow development website https://developer-eu.ecoflow.com

Path to the file with your personal ecoflow app login email password

File must contain one line, example: R3300000,R3400000,NC430000,...

File must contain one line, example: {"R3300000":"Delta 2","R3400000":"Delta Pro",...} The key/value map of custom names for your devices

The full path to a file which contains either

• a fine-grained personal access token (PAT),
• a classic PAT
• or a runner registration token

Changing this option or the tokenFile’s content triggers a new runner registration

Set to true to add the Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only header to your requests

Publish all directories that look like Git repositories (have the objects and refs subdirectories), even if they do not have the git-daemon-export-ok file

Whether git-http-backend should only export repositories that contain a git-daemon-export-ok file

Enable private repos

Enable Git daemon, which allows public hosting of git repositories without any access controls

An attribute set of options as described in: https://pgbackrest.org/configuration.html

All globally available options, i.e. all except stanza options, can be used

Whether to bypass cgit and use git-http-backend for HTTP clones

Options for the 'help' command

Options for the 'info' command

Options for the 'stop' command

Options for the 'check' command

Options for the 'start' command

Prevents deletion of images for which repository:tag matches the specified regex.

Options for the 'server' command

Options for the 'backup' command

Options for the 'verify' command

Options for the 'expire' command

Options for the 'server-ping' command

Options for the 'version' command

Options for the 'restore' command

Options for the 'archive-get' command

Options for the 'archive-push' command

An attribute set of options as described in: https://pgbackrest.org/configuration.html

All options can be used

Options for the 'annotate' command

Options for the 'stanza-delete' command

Options for the 'stanza-create' command

Options for the 'stanza-upgrade' command

How long individual report IDs will be remembered to avoid counting double delivered reports twice.

List of extra flags to pass to the tlsrpt-reportd executable

The tlsrpt-reporter package to use.

The user associated with the reported computation results

A list of regular expressions that are matched against the reported client id (such as task 2.3.0)

Configure nginx for the LibreSpeed frontend

The team ID associated with the reported computation results

Path to nix file in repository

A list of regular expressions that are matched against the reported client id (such as task 2.3.0)

Repository to add the runner to

Whether to enable forcefully the full composition pipeline

A path which will be scanned for repositories.

Whether to enable statistics reporting via HTTP server.

A set of git repositories to watch for

Path to SSH private key used to fetch private repositories over SSH.

Base directory from which Subversion repositories are accessed.

Enable a timer that runs gitea dump to generate backup-files of the current gitea database and repositories.

Controls the frequency of progress reporting.

Whether to enable svnserve to serve Subversion repositories through the SVN protocol.

Email address to send reports to.

Specifies the path of the repository directory

GitLab state directory

Only include these mount paths in disk reporting.

Exclude these mount paths from disk reporting.

Alias and RID pairs to shorten git clone commands for repositories.

Whether Kubo should try to migrate its filesystem repository automatically.

If true, enable cgit (fast web interface for git repositories) as a sub-service in lighttpd.

Group for hg.sr.ht

Group for man.sr.ht

Group for git.sr.ht

Group for hub.sr.ht

Keyboard profile to apply at boot time

The gitolite home directory used to store all repositories

The directory for storing the restic repository.

Group for todo.sr.ht

Group for meta.sr.ht

Group for paste.sr.ht

Group for lists.sr.ht

Group for pages.sr.ht

Group for builds.sr.ht

Whether to enable GitHub Actions runner

Optional url of remote repository

Configuration for GoDNS

Optional branch in remote repository

Generate clonebundles (which require more disk space but dramatically speed up cloning large repositories).

Path to git projects (bare repositories) that should be served by gitweb

Add settings here to override NixOS module generated settings

Set contents of the files "KDB/DB_CONFIG" and "PTree/DB_CONFIG" within the ${dataDir} directory

Configuration file to use with nohang

Enable reporting of anonymous usage statistics to Netdata Inc. via either Google Analytics (in versions prior to 1.29.4), or Netdata Inc.'s self-hosted PostHog (in versions 1.29.4 and later)

Terminal type to report.

Whether the user has accepted to submit anonymous usage data

Mail address to send journalwatch reports to.

Mail address to send journalwatch reports from.

Command line arguments passed to launch Sway

Read the repository password from a file.

Working directory, available as $GITHUB_WORKSPACE during workflow runs and used as a default for repository checkouts

Bus ID of the Intel GPU

IfState in initrd drastically increases the size of initrd, your boot partition may be too small and/or you may have significantly fewer generations

Implements the CSI protocol that allows clients to report their active/inactive state to the server

Bus ID of the NVIDIA GPU

Bus ID of the AMD APU

Duo Unix reports the IP address of the authorizing user, for the purposes of authorization and whitelisting

Report how long server has been running

Define how the violation reports are formatted for output.

Create the repository if it doesn't exist.

Check configuration

Prune a repository by deleting all archives not matching any of the specified retention options

URL of repositories from which the extensions can be installed.

Override file in FreeSWITCH config template directory

Whether to enable the firezone gateway

Whether to enable parsedmarc, a DMARC report monitoring service .

Configuration template to use

Configuration part of the device TCTI, e.g. the path to the TPM device

Configuration part of the tabrmd TCTI, like the D-Bus bus name

User-visible description for the repository.

IMAP mailbox that successfully processed reports are moved to.

file containing the credentials to access the repository, in the format of an EnvironmentFile as described by systemd.exec(5)

Set it to on to enable statistics report (https://plantuml.com/statistics-report).

IMAP mailbox that is checked for incoming DMARC aggregate reports

Require pg_receivewal to use an existing replication slot (see Section 26.2.6 of the PostgreSQL manual)

List of blocked repositories.

If enabled, periodically check the journal with journalwatch and report the results by mail.

List of repositories to search.

Borg command to use for archive creation

File containing the password to the repository.

Enable periodic archive processing, which generates aggregated reports from the visits

The hostname to use when configuring Postfix

List of insecure repositories.

Extra integrations from the Datadog core-integrations repository that should be built and included

The DMARC mail recipient name, i.e. the name part of the email address which receives DMARC reports

Check configuration with promtool check

A list of Elasticsearch hosts to push parsed reports to.

A script that will produce a Host Integrity Protection (HIP) report, as described at https://www.infradead.org/openconnect/hip.html

File containing the credentials to access the repository, in the format of an EnvironmentFile as described by systemd.exec(5)

List of IPs of lighthouse hosts this node should report to and query from

File containing the credentials to access the repository, in the format of an EnvironmentFile as described by systemd.exec(5)

Public base URL of the Matrix homeserver that provides the Client-Server API when using the Draupnir's Report forwarding feature.

The maximum charge level to help reduce battery wear:

• high_capacity charges to 100% (driver default)
• balanced charges to 90%
• stationary charges to 80% (maximum lifespan)

Note: Regardless of the configured charging profile, the operating system will always report the battery as being charged to 100%.

Check configuration

Check configuration with amtool check-config

Save forensic report data to Elasticsearch and/or Splunk.

The file for log configuration

Save aggregate report data to Elasticsearch and/or Splunk.

When set to false, disables checking for new versions of Grafana from Grafana's GitHub repository

The security model to use for this share:

• passthrough: files are stored using the same credentials as they are created on the guest (this requires QEMU to run as root)
• mapped-xattr: some of the file attributes like uid, gid, mode bits and link target are stored as file attributes
• mapped-file: the attributes are stored in the hidden .virtfs_metadata directory

Use ipv6 countrycode to report location.