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# Default config file for Debian's popularity-contest package. # # Local overrides are in /etc/popularity-contest.conf # PARTICIPATE can be one of "yes" or "no". # If you don't want to participate in the contest, say "no" # and we won't send messages. # # If this option is missing, the default is "no". # PARTICIPATE="no" # ENCRYPT can be one of "yes", "maybe" or "no". # If "yes", reports are encrypted using public key cryptography. # This protects against eavesdroppers when the report is transmitted. # However reports can only be read by the popcon server. # This requires the package gnupg to be installed. # If "maybe", reports are encrypted only if gnupg is available. # ENCRYPT="no" # KEYRING and POPCONKEY specify the key to use for encryption. # They should not be changed for proper operation with # popcon.debian.org. # KEYRING="/usr/share/popularity-contest/debian-popcon.gpg" POPCONKEY="3F28C7EC54D00227C397BC7A1EA34EFBE7FD7002" # MAILTO specifies the address to e-mail statistics to each week. # #MAILTO="popcon@ubuntu.com" # MAILFROM is the forged sender email address you want to use in # email submitted to the popularity-contest. If this is commented # out, no From: or Sender: lines will be added to the outgoing mail, # and it will be your MTA's job to add them. This is usually what # you want. # # If your MTA is misconfigured or impossible to configure correctly, # and it always generates invalid From: and/or Sender: lines, you # can force different results by setting MAILFROM here. This can # cause problems with spam bouncers, so most people should leave it # commented out. # #MAILFROM="root@example.org" # SUBMITURLS is a space separated list of where to submit # popularity-contest reports using http. SUBMITURLS="https://popcon.ubuntu.com/popcon-submit.cgi" # USEHTTP enables http reporting. Set this to 'yes' to enable it. USEHTTP="yes" # USETOR enables using Tor to perform http reporting. # In order to use Tor also set USEHTTP to "yes" and ensure that the # "tor" and "torsocks" packages are installed and the tor daemon # is running. More information: https://www.torproject.org/ # Supported values: # yes: use Tor; exit with error if not available. # maybe: use Tor if available. # no: do not use Tor. USETOR="maybe" # HTTP_PROXY allows to specify an HTTP proxy server, the syntax is # HTTP_PROXY="http://proxy:port". This overrides the environment # variable http_proxy. # MY_HOSTID is a secret number that the popularity-contest receiver # uses to keep track of your submissions. Whenever you send in a # new entry, it overwrites the last one that had the same HOSTID. # # This key was generated automatically so you should normally just # leave it alone. # #MY_HOSTID="_ID_"