#
# ChannelID: Every channel must have an identifier unique to this server.
# This is used to keep subscriptions, so changing this will cause users
# of your server to lose their subscriptions.
#
ChannelID   "ooo-680"

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# Name: Every channel needs a human-readable name
#
Name        "2.0.x development snapshots"

#
# Alias: Channels should also have a reasonable alias.
# If you don't provide an alias, open-carpet will try to provide a
# semi-reasonable default.
#
Alias       "ooo-680"

#
# Description: A human-readable description of the channel.
#
Description "This channel contains unstable, snapshots of the ooo-build 2.0.x development"

#
# Priority: This is the channel's dependency resolution priority.  The
# higher this is, the more likely packages will be pulled out of it
# during a dependency resolution.  You probably will want to keep this
# at 100.
#
Priority     100

#
# IconPath: This can either be a path or a URL for the channel's icon.
#
IconPath     http://go-ooo.org/icon.png

#
# Add the distro's supported by this channel here.
#
# A channel can support multiple distros by separating them with colons.
# For example, "redhat-80-i386:redhat-9-i386:fedora-1-i386"
#
# By default, open-carpet will look in a directory named the same as
# the distro for packages.  You can override this by adding the directory
# containing the files as the second argument to AddDistro.  For example,
# "AddDistro redhat-9-i386 path-to-packages" will look in "path-to-packages"
# for the files instead of "redhat-9-i386"
#
AddDistro nld-9-i586:suse-92-i586 nld-9-i586
AddDistro sled-10-i586:suse-101-i586 sled-10-i586
AddDistro sled-10-sp-i586 sled-10-sp-i586
AddDistro sled-10-sp-x86_64 sled-10-sp-x86_64
AddDistro suse-93-i586 suse-93-i586
AddDistro suse-100-i586 suse-100-i586
AddDistro suse-101-x86_64 suse-101-x86_64
AddDistro suse-102-i586 suse-102-i586
AddDistro suse-102-x86_64 suse-102-x86_64
AddDistro suse-103-i586 suse-103-i586
AddDistro suse-103-x86_64 suse-103-x86_64
#AddDistro redhat-9-i386:fedora-1-i386 path-to-packages

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# Add an apt-rpm repository as a distro for this channel.
#
# As with AddDistro, AddAptDistro can support multiple distros.
#
# The second argument is the URL to the root of the apt tree and
# the third argument is the name of the apt repository.  For
# example, if I have "http://myrepo.com/releases/rh9/base" and
# "http://myrepo.com/releases/rh9/RPMS.myrh9" then I'd want
# to use "AddAptDistro redhat-9-i386 http://myrepo.com/releases/rh9 myrh9"
#AddAptDistro redhat-9-i386 http://myrepo.com/releases/rh9 myrh9