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At 17:27 29/08/2003, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>No.<br><br>
if you follow the clear step-by-step directions, it'll build a new
config<br>
file for you that has all the new parameters in it for the new version,
and<br>
the new config file will have your customized configuration. You'll
also<br>
have your old config file saved off to a different name--which would
be<br>
useful if you needed to revert to a previous version.<br><br>
Pretty Nifty, in my opinion! I've seen very few tools that
upgrade config<br>
files dynamically like this. Nice one, Julian!</blockquote><br>
Thanks. The bit I like is that it copies your comments as well, and uses
no information other than what is contained in the 2 config files it is
working on. It has no master table of allowable config options, so the
same script upgrades <b>from </b>any version <b>to </b>any version. That
was an inspired half hour :-)<br>
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