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Try using two configuration files, one for global settings and one for local settings, where the local settings can override the global settings.
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Re: Re: Managing Configuration Differences & Perl
by zby (Vicar) on Sep 22, 2003 at 15:27 UTC
    Or just define a section in the whole configuration file for settings that are expected to be changed. You need to edit one file anyway - there is not much difference if you edit the whole main file or if you edit a separate file.

    I am wondering what answer expects the OP? There is not much field to maneuvre.

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