apt-proxy.conf is the configuration file for apt-proxy.
When apt-proxy starts up, it will read /etc/apt-proxy/apt-proxy.conf.
/etc/apt-proxy/apt-proxy-v2.conf will be read instead if it exists to
make upgrading from v1 easier.
[DEFAULT]
This section holds options global to the whole apt-proxy:
address
IP address on which apt-proxy will listen for requests. Multiple
addresses have a empty space between it.
port
TCP port on which apt-proxy will listen for requests.
min_refresh_delay
If different from off, means that Packages and other control
files will not be refreshed more frequently than this number of
seconds.
timeout
Maximum I/O timeout in seconds for backend transfers. Default: 30 seconds.
If no response is received from a backend server in this time, apt-proxy will try
the next server in the list. Y
cache_dir
Cache directory. Default: /var/cache/apt-proxy
cleanup_freq
If different from off, indicates the time between housekeeping attempts:
delete files that have not been accessed in max_age, scan cache directories
and update internal tables, ...
max_age
If different from off, indicates the maximum age of files before
deletion from the cache.
max_versions
If different from off, indicates the maximum number of versions of a
