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See also the released VM image to have a look at some sane configuration
files and get you started.

=over 4

=item profile

This is a configuration file which collects options that you always need
to specifiy. The keys of the hash are option names while the values are,
well, corresponding values. A typical profile looks like:

    {db => '<file>',
     build => '<file>',
     ign => '<file>',
     pool => '<dir>',
     'compile-as' => '<user>',
     'compile-in' => '<dir>',
     root => '<dir>',
     jobs => <number>}

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their entries in the reference counting database are not deleted, since
it allows instant restoration if you later decide to re-install this module,
or if you are installing a module that shares dependency with this module.

=item adopt

Adopt all the orphans, binary packages of them and their entries in the
reference counting database will all be removed, there will be no sign
that they ever existed once this command finishes. A typical pattern would be:

    # Module A::B::C looks interesting, install it and have a try.
    $ rs install A::B::C

    # Don't want it anymore.
    $ rs uninstall A::B::C

    # There will be absolutely no sign that module A::B::C is ever installed.
    $ rs adopt

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