Here's a snippet of the config file: 


system {
     host steve-1;
     domain-search  myhost.com myhost.net ;
     time/zone Here/There;
     auth-order  my password ;
     root-auth {
#          enc-pwd "NOWAY"; #YOU CANT HAVE THIS
     }

server {
     1.2.3.4;
     5.6.7.8;
}
What I'd like the above to convert to flat file: 


system:
     Host: steve-1
     Domain-search:  myhost.com myhost.net
     Time Zone: Here/There
     Auth-Order: my password 
     Root-Auth: enc-pwd = "NOWAY" #YOU CANT HAVE THIS

system > name-server: 1.2.3.4 5.6.7.8
I'm a little over my head, but if someone could point me in the right direction, I would be very grateful.

In reply to How to creat a flat file from config. file? by Limo

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