condarc

# This is a sample .condarc file

# channel locations. These override conda defaults, i.e., conda will
# search *only* the channels listed here, in the order given. Use "defaults" to
# automatically include all default channels. Non-url channels will be
# interpreted as binstar usernames (this can be changed by modifying the
# channel_alias key; see below).
channels:
  - binstar_username
  - http://some.custom/channel
  - defaults

# Alias to use for non-url channels used with the -c flag. Default is https://conda.binstar.org/

channel_alias: https://your.repo/

# Proxy settings: http://[username]:[password]@[server]:[port]
proxy_servers:
    http: http://user:pass@corp.com:8080
    https: https://user:pass@corp.com:8080

# directory in which conda root is located (used by `conda init`)
root_dir: ~/.local/conda_root

# directories in which environments are located
envs_dirs:
  - ~/my-envs
  - /opt/anaconda/envs

# directories in which package cache can be present
pkgs_dirs:
  - ~/my-pkgs
  - /opt/anaconda/pkgs

# implies always using the --yes option whenever asked to proceed
always_yes: True

# disallow soft-linking (default is allow_softlinks: True,
#                        i.e. soft-link when possible)
allow_softlinks: False

# always use soft-links instead of hard-links (default False)
always_softlink: True

# change ps1 when using activate (default True)
changeps1: False

# use pip when installing and listing packages (default True)
use_pip: False

# binstar.org upload (not defined here means ask)
binstar_upload: True

# when creating new environments add these packages by default
create_default_packages:
  - python
  - pip

# disallowed specification names
disallow:
  - anaconda

# enable certain features to be tracked by default
track_features:
  - mkl