cfg_dir recursive?

[Jo Rhett]

On May 5, 2008, at 12:23 PM, local.coder wrote:
> This may actually be an issue of priority ? I haven't tested that
> before when doing this.
>
> Maybe moving your .cfg files that are in customers down a level to
> common may fix the issue. It may be trying to fully vet the file
> before recursing into the sub dirs.

customers/common and the customer directories are at the same level.

> Like I say I haven't seen that before but I haven't tested it either.
> You could also do a second cfg_dir line that points to your common
> service group and other high level files after your customer cfg_dir
> directive.
>
> Try those items and see if it changes the results any.

I'm confused.  What are you suggesting?  If I need to explicitly list  
common, then it isn't recursive now is it?

-- 
Jo Rhett
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