Is it possible to find out if a variable of an access module was set via command line or via predefined default value?
I want to give higher priority to variable values specified on the command line rather than in the configuration file, but in order for this to work, I need to know if a variable was set on the command line or not.
Command line or config file?
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Command line or config file?
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Re: Command line or config file?
Isn't that the default behaviour anyway?
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Re: Command line or config file?
In fact, I was thinking about using a separate configuration file just for my module, but probably you are right and I should use the VLC configuration file instead.
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