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Configuration
=============
The configuration of the @PLUGIN@ plugin is done in the `gerrit.config`
file.
Expected Configuration
----------------------
Provides an option to configure the number of threads used for indexing
the changes. The default value used for this option is 4.
```
[plugin "@PLUGIN@"]
indexThreads = 4
```
Rename project replication is enabled by adding appropriate `url`'s.
For example:
```
[plugin "@PLUGIN@"]
url = ssh://admin@mirror1.us.some.org
url = ssh://mirror2.us.some.org:29418
```
To specify the port number, it is required to put the `ssh://` prefix followed by hostname and then
port number after `:`. It is also possible to specify the ssh user by passing `USERNAME@` as a
prefix for hostname.
Rename replication is done over SSH, so ensure the host key of the remote system(s) is already in
the Gerrit user's `~/.ssh/known_hosts` file. The easiest way to add the host key is to connect once
by hand with the command line:
```
sudo su -c 'ssh mirror1.us.some.org echo' gerrit2
```
@PLUGIN@ plugin uses the ssh rename command towards the replica(s) with `--replication` option to
replicate the rename operation. It is possible to customize the parameters of the underlying ssh
client doing these calls by specifying the following fields:
* `sshCommandTimeout` : Timeout for SSH command execution. If 0, there is no timeout, and
the client waits indefinitely. By default, 0.
* `sshConnectionTimeout` : Timeout for SSH connections in minutes. If 0, there is no timeout, and
the client waits indefinitely. By default, 2 minutes.
Also, this plugin offers a way to restrict the new names of the projects to match an optionally
configured regex. For example:
```
[plugin "@PLUGIN@"]
renameRegex = [a-z0-9]+
```
In this example the new names for projects will be restricted to only non-capital letters and
numbers.