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On mar. 5 mars 14:45:46 2019, Michael Orlitzky wrote: |
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> Oh, sorry, I was reading the wrong part of the man page. |
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> It looks like you *can* specify which config file to check, but in a |
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> different way: |
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> configure check ["config file"] |
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> Read and parse given config file, but do not use it. useful for |
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> checking syntactic and some semantic validity of an config file. |
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> So you'd want something like "configure check ${CONF_FILE}" I guess. |
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> That way if you ever have two instances of bird running, reloading the |
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> second instance won't check the config file for the first instance. |
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You’re right, I added it: |
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BIRD_CHECK_CONF="birdc ${client_args} configure check \"${CONF_FILE}\"" |
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Alarig |