# defaults for base module (PVE version)
#

# PVE SPECIFIC
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# (none)


# ORIGINAL BASE MODULE, ALMOST UNUSED ON PVE
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
[common]
  enable_nscd		no		# UNUSED ON PVE
  enable_avahi		no		# UNUSED ON PVE
  enalbe_pulseaudio	no		# UNUSED ON PVE
  languages		it		# UNUSED ON PVE fr de
  wgetrc_passive_ftp	on		# UNUSED ON PVE default on debian
  default_editor	/usr/bin/vi	# UNUSED ON PVE we are veterans
  quiet_disk_io		off		# UNUSED ON PVE set on for NAS-like machines

[sysctl]
  vm_swappiness		80		# UNUSED ON PVE default=60
  vm_vfs_cache_pressure	50		# UNUSED ON PVE default=100

# vm_swappiness:
#   the default, 60, was ok on low RAM machines, the system can take advantage to use swap
#   but on modern machines, that have SSD disks and often a lot of free RAM,  will cause
#   unnecessary strain to SSD
#
#   we also reduce pressure to vfs cache (default = 100)

# umask:
#  0022		ubuntu (and other unices)
#  0002		more collaborative (group write)
#  0007		collab & secure (group write, other none)
#  0027		root (group read, other none)
#
[perms]
  root_umask	0027
  users_umask	0007


# system wide emails
# ------------------

# defaults (must be custom defined)
[contact]
  maildomain	::customer.pubdomain::	# eg: myorg.com
  email		undef			# main contact, eg: realname@myorg.com

# these defaults to main contact
[contact.sysadmin]
  desc		::customer.name:: - System Admin
[contact.usradmin]
  desc		::customer.name:: - Users Manager
[contact.security]
  desc		::customer.name:: - Security Manager
[contact.backupadmin]
  desc		::customer.name:: - Backups Admin

# these defaults to standard names
[contact.webmaster]
  desc		::customer.name:: - Webmaster
  email		webmaster@::contact.maildomain::
[contact.postmaster]
  desc		::customer.name:: - Postmaster
  email		postmaster@::contact.maildomain::



[sudo]
  lecture	never


