exim -bP config
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^^ Is this meant to output a normalized parse of the config file?
It seems to leave certain (inconsequential?) whitespace changes in place that make it hard to compare a changeset in an automated way, e.g.:
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- local_parts = ${if eq{$domain}{$primary_hostname}{+path_safe_localparts}{*}}
+ local_parts = ${if eq {$domain} {$primary_hostname} {+path_safe_localparts} {*} }
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I’d like to compare two versions of an exim.conf file, one of which uses different spacing from the other but *should* be otherwise identical. I’d love to do a diff on the two files and see it be identical to verify that they’re the same … is there anything out there that could do this?
Thank you!
-FG
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^^ Is this meant to output a normalized parse of the config file?
It seems to leave certain (inconsequential?) whitespace changes in place that make it hard to compare a changeset in an automated way, e.g.:
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- local_parts = ${if eq{$domain}{$primary_hostname}{+path_safe_localparts}{*}}
+ local_parts = ${if eq {$domain} {$primary_hostname} {+path_safe_localparts} {*} }
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I’d like to compare two versions of an exim.conf file, one of which uses different spacing from the other but *should* be otherwise identical. I’d love to do a diff on the two files and see it be identical to verify that they’re the same … is there anything out there that could do this?
Thank you!
-FG
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