index on the channel root directory: conda index channel/ The conda index command generates a file repodata.json, saved to each repository directory, which conda uses to get the metadata for the packages and install/remove packages. repodata_threads • Default number of threads: None • Threads used when downloading, parsing, and creating repodata structures from repodata.json files. Multiple downloads of the above can be done in .condarc or with conda config: At your terminal: conda config --set repodata_threads 2 In .condarc: verify_threads: 4 Administering a multi-user conda installation By default

index on the channel root directory: conda index channel/ The conda index command generates a file repodata.json, saved to each repository directory, which conda uses to get the metadata for the packages and install/remove packages. repodata_threads • Default number of threads: None • Threads used when downloading, parsing, and creating repodata structures from repodata.json files. Multiple downloads of the above can be done in .condarc or with conda config: At your terminal: conda config --set repodata_threads 2 In .condarc: verify_threads: 4 Administering a multi-user conda installation By default

index on the channel root directory: conda index channel/ The conda index command generates a file repodata.json, saved to each repository directory, which conda uses to get the metadata for the packages and install/remove packages. repodata_threads • Default number of threads: None • Threads used when downloading, parsing, and creating repodata structures from repodata.json files. Multiple downloads of the above can be done in .condarc or with conda config: At your terminal: conda config --set repodata_threads 2 In .condarc: verify_threads: 4 68 Chapter 4. Contributors welcome conda, Release 24

index on the channel root directory: conda index channel/ The conda index command generates a file repodata.json, saved to each repository directory, which conda uses to get the metadata for the packages and install/remove packages. repodata_threads • Default number of threads: None • Threads used when downloading, parsing, and creating repodata structures from repodata.json files. Multiple downloads of the above can be done in .condarc or with conda config: At your terminal: conda config --set repodata_threads 2 In .condarc: verify_threads: 4 66 Chapter 4. Contributors welcome conda, Release 24

index on the channel root directory: conda index channel/ The conda index command generates a file repodata.json, saved to each repository directory, which conda uses to get the metadata for the packages and install/remove packages. repodata_threads • Default number of threads: None • Threads used when downloading, parsing, and creating repodata structures from repodata.json files. Multiple downloads of the above can be done in .condarc or with conda config: At your terminal: conda config --set repodata_threads 2 In .condarc: verify_threads: 4 Administering a multi-user conda installation By default

index on the channel root directory: conda index channel/ The conda index command generates a file repodata.json, saved to each repository directory, which conda uses to get the metadata for the packages and install/remove packages. repodata_threads • Default number of threads: None • Threads used when downloading, parsing, and creating repodata structures from repodata.json files. Multiple downloads of the above can be done in .condarc or with conda config: At your terminal: conda config --set repodata_threads 2 In .condarc: verify_threads: 4 Administering a multi-user conda installation By default

index on the channel root directory: conda index channel/ The conda index command generates a file repodata.json, saved to each repository directory, which conda uses to get the metadata for the packages and install/remove packages. repodata_threads • Default number of threads: None • Threads used when downloading, parsing, and creating repodata structures from repodata.json files. Multiple downloads of the above can be done in .condarc or with conda config: At your terminal: conda config --set repodata_threads 2 In .condarc: verify_threads: 4 Administering a multi-user conda installation By default

index on the channel root directory: conda index channel/ The conda index command generates a file repodata.json, saved to each repository directory, which conda uses to get the metadata for the packages and install/remove packages. repodata_threads • Default number of threads: None • Threads used when downloading, parsing, and creating repodata structures from repodata.json files. Multiple downloads of the above can be done in .condarc or with conda config: At your terminal: conda config --set repodata_threads 2 In .condarc: verify_threads: 4 Administering a multi-user conda installation By default

package, such as name, version, build string, and dependencies. The content of this file is stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary platform subdirectories, each of which contain conda packages and a repository index. The index file repodata.json lists all conda packages in the platform subdirectory. Use conda index to create such an index 64-bit Linux and 32-bit Windows: /linux-64/repodata.json repodata.json.bz2 misc-1.0-np17py27_0.tar.bz2 /win-32/repodata.json repodata.json.bz2 misc-1.0-np17py27_0.tar.bz2 Note: Both conda

package, such as name, version, build string, and dependencies. The content of this file is stored in repodata.json, which is the repository index file, hence the name index.json. The JSON object is a dictionary platform subdirectories, each of which contain conda packages and a repository index. The index file repodata.json lists all conda packages in the platform subdirectory. Use conda index to create such an index 64-bit Linux and 32-bit Windows: /linux-64/repodata.json repodata.json.bz2 misc-1.0-np17py27_0.tar.bz2 /win-32/repodata.json repodata.json.bz2 misc-1.0-np17py27_0.tar.bz2 12 Chapter 1. User