--- # Where to look for "${uid}.yml" files yamldir: "/var/lib/hackers-git/users" # Where to look for "${keyid}.asc" files keysdir: "/var/lib/hackers-git/keys" # Which groups imply membership in other groups (since UNIX groups # can't be nested). # # That is, if you are in the 'hackers' group, you are also in the # 'repo' and 'git' groups, even if they aren't listed. groupgroups: # high-level groups hackers: - administrators - committers - email - keyring-trusted - packagers fellows: - email trustedusers: - keyring-secondary bots: - keyring-trusted # capability groups committers: - git packagers: - repo administrators: - log - ssh - systemd-journal - wheel # Groups that are system users that can be ssh'ed into. # # So, if 'lukeshu' is in the 'repo' group, he can ssh to # 'repo'@hostname. ssh_pseudo_users: - repo - git # The message, if any, that is presented to the user when password # modification through PAM is prohibited. pam_password_prohibit_message: '' # Where to keep files that can be cached between versions when making # the pacman keyring. keyring_cachedir: "/var/cache/parabola-hackers"