Configuration#

The following pages have information on how conda can be customized further through configuration.

Using the .condarc conda configuration file #: Learn how to use a settings file (.condarc) to override defaults and maintain settings across shell sessions
Settings #: View a list and definition of all the configuration settings that can be used within conda
Administering a multi-user conda installation #: How to set up conda as a system administrator for use by multiple users
Mirroring channels #: Explore how to configure your own channel server mirror with conda
Disable SSL Verification #: Disabling SSL may be necessary in very limited circumstances; learn how here
Using non-standard certificates #: Install and configure non-standard certifications for use with conda
Using Custom Locations for Environment and Package Cache #: How to configure different locations for storing environments and package cache
Pip interoperability (experimental)#: An experimental feature that makes conda operate better with pip (no longer supported)
Free channel (deprecated)#: Explanation of our deprecation of the free channel and how to restore it