Hi, On 9/15/07, Romain Beauxis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > input.harbor in script, harbor.port, ... -> harbor (server.harbor ?) = true
I totally agree with that one. Actually, I'd remove the harbor setting: start harbor if and only if there is some harbor source. > pid path, log path, .. -> daemon mode = true > telnet port -> server.telnet = true > socket name -> server.socket = true I'm not so sure here.. I'm wondering: an user could want to add his own default values to his autoloaded liq library path (I do that for my alsa settings for example), without meaning to always use them. He could set some special telnet port without wanting to start telnet every time. If we change the behaviour as you say, this user will be screwed, and the doc might not be so clear for him to understand the problem (unless we specify this side effect for each param in pid.path, log.path, .. server.socket.name, server.socket.perms ..) > What do you think of this ? In doubt, I say: don't try to guess too much and keep it simple. See ya. -- David
