b) 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
Which way would make it so that even if they specified "whatever:" it
woudl still use the "whatever:" in the main config that they do not
have access to?
From the definition of "include" at <http://www.htdig.org/confindex.html>
"The last definition of an attribute is the one that applies, so after
including a file, any of its definitions can be overridden with
subsequent definitions. This can be useful when setting up many
configurations that are mostly the same, so all the common attributes
can be maintained in a single configuration file. The include directives
can be nested, but watch out for nesting loops."
So, according to that, anything you do not want the user to be able to
change would need to be after the include statement, which would be
option "B" above.
Excellent! Exactly what I'd been looking for :) although that text isn't
at that url for me, weird??
This paragraph does bring up the interesting point of what could happen
if the user adds an include that references the main config file:
common.conf -> include: user.conf
user.conf -> include: common.conf
I don't know exactly how that would manifest itself, but I imagine it
wouldn't be a good thing.
Good point, I'll have to consider that as well. At least a big fiery
warning that says:
You will 100% guaranteed break your config if you include: the
configuration file that uses this file.
Thanks again Kurt!
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