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Currently can get the desired behaviour by running:
echo -n | ./relay -t -f routes.conf
But it would be more handy for the relay to have an option to exit success/failure immediately after parsing the config.
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I actually always thought -t < /dev/null was supposed to be for this purpose. IIRC some init scripts even use it before reload to chkconfig().
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I think I got an idea, -tt might be easily possible to suppress any output but errors as well.
-tt
relay: implement config validation mode, issue #247
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Currently can get the desired behaviour by running:
But it would be more handy for the relay to have an option to exit success/failure immediately after parsing the config.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: