On Thu, Sep 03, 2009 at 04:46:58PM -0500, Les Mikesell wrote:

> > But maybe the global config could be made available as $GlobalConf{xyz}
> > within the per-host config? I remember having tried the same thing -
> > that is, I want a set of default excludes, then extend then for one
> > host. Currently, I have to repeat the whole default config just to
> > append one more directory to the excludes.
> 
> Doesn't that happen by itself if you use the web interface to edit the 
> per-host config?  That is, you see all of the default array elements 
> from the main config file until you insert a new one and then the set 
> becomes an override.  If you have enough machines that you don't want to 
> use the web interface to make a change, you could use a script to make 
> whatever edits you want.

I'm not using the web interface for configuring my hosts, for example
because I've got a 
do "somepath/DefaultRsync.conf";
in several config.pl. I just would like to say "add this to the default
excludes list" in config.pl which should be pretty easy given that it is
Perl code already.

Tino.

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