Jeffrey J. Kosowsky wrote:
> 
>  > Or - perhaps the web interface could permit specifying the name of another 
> file 
>  > to evaluate either after or instead of the main config file where values 
> that 
>  > apply to a set of machines could be maintained.  That still leaves merging 
> array 
>  > values as a special case that might or might not be wanted, though.
>  > 
> 
> Well then you are potentially *doubling* the number of config files
> since presumably you could potentially want to do this for each host.

There wouldn't be much point in including a separate file for each host, but 
yes 
that would be possible and would be a hook to include perl programming without 
breaking the cgi editor.  The more likely scenario would be to include all your 
common (and different) settings for linux and windows targets and perhaps 
desktop/server varitions for each.

-- 
   Les Mikesell
    lesmikesell AT gmail DOT com

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