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apt Cookbook
============
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[cookbook]: https://community.chef.io/cookbooks/apt
[travis]: https://travis-ci.org/opscode-cookbooks/apt
[travis]: https://travis-ci.org/chef-cookbooks/apt
This cookbook includes recipes to execute apt-get update to ensure the local APT package cache is up to date. There are recipes for managing the apt-cacher-ng caching proxy and proxy clients. It also includes a LWRP for managing APT repositories in /etc/apt/sources.list.d as well as an LWRP for pinning packages via /etc/apt/preferences.d.
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```json
{
...,
'apt': {
...,
'cache_bypass': {
URL: PROTOCOL
"apt": {
"cache_bypass": {
"URL": "PROTOCOL"
}
}
}
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```json
{
'apt': {
'cache_bypass': {
'download.oracle.com': 'http'
"apt": {
"cache_bypass": {
"download.oracle.com": "http"
}
}
}
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### Caching
* `['apt']['cacher_ipaddress']` - use a cacher server (or standard proxy server) not available via search
* `['apt']['cacher_interface]` - interface to connect to the cacher-ng service, no default.
* `['apt']['cacher_interface']` - interface to connect to the cacher-ng service, no default.
* `['apt']['cacher_port']` - port for the cacher-ng service (either client or server), default is '3142'
* `['apt']['cacher_ssl_support']` - indicates whether the cacher supports upstream SSL servers, default is 'false'
* `['apt']['cacher_dir']` - directory used by cacher-ng service, default is '/var/cache/apt-cacher-ng'
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### Unattended Upgrades
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['enable']` - enables unattended upgrades, default is false
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['update_package_lists']` — automatically update package list (`apt-get update`) daily, default is true
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['allowed_origins']` — array of allowed apt origins from which to pull automatic upgrades, defaults to a guess at the system's main origin and should almost always be overridden
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['package_blacklist']` — an array of package which should never be automatically upgraded, defaults to none
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['auto_fix_interrupted_dpkg']` — attempts to repair dpkg state with `dpkg --force-confold --configure -a` if it exits uncleanly, defaults to false (contrary to the unattended-upgrades default)
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['minimal_steps']` — Split the upgrade into the smallest possible chunks. This makes the upgrade a bit slower but it has the benefit that shutdown while a upgrade is running is possible (with a small delay). Defaults to false.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['install_on_shutdown']` — Install upgrades when the machine is shuting down instead of doing it in the background while the machine is running. This will (obviously) make shutdown slower. Defaults to false.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['mail']` — Send email to this address for problems or packages upgrades. Defaults to no email.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['mail_only_on_error']` — If set, email will only be set on upgrade errors. Otherwise, an email will be sent after each upgrade. Defaults to true.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['update_package_lists']` - automatically update package list (`apt-get update`) daily, default is true
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['allowed_origins']` - array of allowed apt origins from which to pull automatic upgrades, defaults to a guess at the system's main origin and should almost always be overridden
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['package_blacklist']` - an array of package which should never be automatically upgraded, defaults to none
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['auto_fix_interrupted_dpkg']` - attempts to repair dpkg state with `dpkg --force-confold --configure -a` if it exits uncleanly, defaults to false (contrary to the unattended-upgrades default)
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['minimal_steps']` - Split the upgrade into the smallest possible chunks. This makes the upgrade a bit slower but it has the benefit that shutdown while a upgrade is running is possible (with a small delay). Defaults to false.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['install_on_shutdown']` - Install upgrades when the machine is shuting down instead of doing it in the background while the machine is running. This will (obviously) make shutdown slower. Defaults to false.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['mail']` - Send email to this address for problems or packages upgrades. Defaults to no email.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['mail_only_on_error']` - If set, email will only be set on upgrade errors. Otherwise, an email will be sent after each upgrade. Defaults to true.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['remove_unused_dependencies']` Do automatic removal of new unused dependencies after the upgrade. Defaults to false.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['automatic_reboot']` — Automatically reboots *without confirmation* if a restart is required after the upgrade. Defaults to false.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['dl_limit']` — Limits the bandwidth used by apt to download packages. Value given as an integer in kb/sec. Defaults to nil (no limit).
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['automatic_reboot']` - Automatically reboots *without confirmation* if a restart is required after the upgrade. Defaults to false.
* `['apt']['unattended_upgrades']['dl_limit']` - Limits the bandwidth used by apt to download packages. Value given as an integer in kb/sec. Defaults to nil (no limit).
### Configuration for APT
* `['apt']['confd']['install_recommends']` - Consider recommended packages as a dependency for installing. (default: true)
* `['apt']['confd']['install_suggests']` - Consider suggested packages as a dependency for installing. (default: false)
Libraries
---------
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end
```
Enable Ubuntu [multiverse](https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu) repositories:
```ruby
apt_repository 'security-ubuntu-multiverse' do
uri 'http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu'
distribution 'trusty-security'
components ['multiverse']
deb_src 'true'
end
```
Add the Nginx PPA, autodetect the key and repository url:
```ruby
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- Author:: Seth Chisamore (schisamo@chef.io)
```text
Copyright 2009-2013, Chef Software, Inc.
Copyright:: 2009-2015, Chef Software, Inc
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.