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> Also, OP does not explain the need for comments in a config file. He does explain, there is even an example.
by jeremyjh 8y ago
> Also, OP does not explain the need for comments in a config file.
He does explain, there is even an example.
- ordinaryperson 8y agoNo, he complains that comments are not possible and the example he references is about the workaround some people use but he accepts a priori the need for comments in a config file. Why do I need explainers in my config file? How about putting instructions in the instruction file (README) and configuration data in the config file?
- spc476 8y agoI just checked, and I have over 100 config files in /etc. Does that mean I need to have an additional 100 README files?