<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<japt-proxy>

    <!-- The cache directory is the place where downloaded files are kept. (mandatory) -->
    <cache-dir>/var/cache/japt-proxy</cache-dir>

    <!--
        The max-versions parameter is used to limit the number of old versions in the cache directory.
        If the number of version reached this parameter, the oldest version gets deleted if a newer
        version gets downloaded. (optional)
    -->
    <max-versions>2</max-versions>

    <!-- The http-proxy parameter may be used if you haven't a direct internet connection. (optional) -->
    <http-proxy>your.http.proxy:3128</http-proxy>

    <!--
        Backend configuration. This is a list of backends you want to offer to the clients. Each backend
        can have a list (at least one is required) of urls which provides the packages offered by this
        backend.

        A full list of available debian mirrors is provided at http://www.debian.org/mirror/list
        Use a mirror next to you. The configuration below is just an example.

        Example:

        In your sources.list there are these entries:

        deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ stable main contrib
        deb http://security.debian.org stable/updates main contrib

        with Japt-Proxy these lines could be changed to:

        deb http://localhost:8080/japt-proxy/debian/ stable main contrib
        deb http://localhost:8080/japt-proxy/debian-security/ stable/updates main contrib

        Japt-Proxy will handle the trailing '/debian/' and '/debian-security/' as the backend name
        and will use the first url in the backend 'debian' resp. 'debian-security' for fetching files.
        If a url in the list fails, Japt-proxy will try the next one automatically.

        Note, that the backend name is also used for building the cache-path. If the cache-dir is
        set to /var/cache/japt-proxy and the backend is called 'debian-security' the cache-dir
        for that backend is /var/cache/japt-proxy/debian-security. If you want to change that
        you can use a dir attribute for the backend tag - Example:

        <backend name="debian-security" dir="/foo">...</backend>

        will use /var/cache/japt-proxy/foo as cache-dir

        (mandatory)
    -->
    <backends>
        <backend name="debian">
            <url>http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian</url>
            <url>http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian</url>
            <url>http://ftp2.de.debian.org/debian</url>
        </backend>
        <backend name="debian-security">
            <url>http://security.debian.org</url>
        </backend>
    </backends>
</japt-proxy>