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Add the directory that contains `aws` to the `$PATH` environment variable.
Make sure that `$PATH` is set correctly for newly spawned shells, e.g.,
it should be exported in startup file such as `$HOME/.bash_profile`.
it should be exported in a startup file such as `$HOME/.bash_profile`.

Verify that `aws` executes by running `aws --version`. Then, run
`aws configure` to set credentials for accessing the S3 bucket.
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On the `bot machine` set the environment variable `$GITHUB_TOKEN`:
```
export $GITHUB_TOKEN='THE_TOKEN_STRING'
export GITHUB_TOKEN='THE_TOKEN_STRING'
```

in which you replace `THE_TOKEN_STRING` with the actual token.
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```
app_name = 'MY-bot'
```
The `app_name` specified a short name for your bot. It will appear in comments to a pull request. For example, it could include the name of the cluster where the bot runs and a label representing the user that runs the bot, like `hal9000-bot`.
The `app_name` specifies a short name for your bot. It will appear in comments to a pull request. For example, it could include the name of the cluster where the bot runs and a label representing the user that runs the bot, like `hal9000-bot`.

*Note: avoid putting an actual username here as it will be visible on potentially publicly accessible GitHub pages.*

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job. The value of `cvmfs_customizations` is a dictionary which maps a file name
to an entry that needs to be appended to that file. In the example line above, the
configuration of `CVMFS_HTTP_PROXY` is appended to the file `/etc/cvmfs/default.local`.
The CernVM-FS configuration can commented out, unless there is a need to customize the CernVM-FS configuration.
The CernVM-FS configuration can be commented out, unless there is a need to customize the CernVM-FS configuration.

```
http_proxy = http://PROXY_DNS:3128/
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#### `[repo_targets]` section

The `[repo_targets]` section defines for which repositories and architectures the bot can run job.
The `[repo_targets]` section defines for which repositories and architectures the bot can run a job.
Repositories are referenced by IDs (or `repo_id`). Architectures are identified
by `OS/SUBDIR` which correspond to settings in the `arch_target_map`.

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