Hello list :)
Say I have a config file that I want a user to be able to specify some
options but not others.
What I was thinking was in the main config file (which the user can read
but not write) I'd specify the options that I don't want them to be able
to change and use include: to let them specify any other options in a
file they can write to.
My question is:
Would it be better to put the include before or after the other directives?
Say they specify "whatever:" in their file but I don't want to allow
them to change or specify "whatever:"
# if htdig uses the first instance of it then I need to specify it first:
whatever: they shouldn't be able to change this
include: their/file
or
# if htdig uses the last instance of it then I need to specify it last
to override anything they put in:
include: their/file
whatever: they shouldn't be able to change this
So which way should I do it to acheive that (IE preventing the include:
from overriding certain options) and is that even possible?
Danke :)
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