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Allow documentation to be built without encryption.

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This is mainly useful for testing, where an encrypted repo is a real nuisance.
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David Steele 2019-09-25 16:38:13 -04:00
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<!-- Defines the general OS type that will be used to generate commands. Also supported: centos6, centos7 -->
<variable key="os-type">debian</variable>
<!-- Will encryption be used in the documentation? It can be useful for testing to omit encryption. -->
<variable key="encrypt">y</variable>
<!-- Common if expressions for testing os-type -->
<variable key="os-type-is-debian">'{[os-type]}' eq '{[os-debian]}'</variable>
<variable key="os-type-is-centos6">'{[os-type]}' eq '{[os-centos6]}'</variable>
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<!-- SECTION => QUICKSTART - CONFIGURE ENCRYPTION -->
<!-- Since S3 and repository host require configure-archiving, this section must come after. -->
<section id="configure-encryption">
<section if="'{[encrypt]}' eq 'y'" id="configure-encryption">
<title>Configure Repository Encryption</title>
<p>The repository will be configured with a cipher type and key to demonstrate encryption. Encryption is always performed client-side even if the repository type (e.g. <proper>S3</proper> or other object store) supports encryption.</p>