From: rich@example.invalid   
      
   Sam  wrote:   
   > Rich writes:   
   >   
   >> It might also need a starting [main] (or some other name) to make it   
   >> fully valid, I've not tried running it through an ini parser.  And,   
   >> ini   
   >   
   > There are other practical considerations.  Yes, there are a couple of   
   > ini parsing libraries out there.  Slackware has one, inih.   
   >   
   > But it's parse only.   
   >   
   > libyaml can read and create YAML files.  That's important, since I   
   > need to autogenerate the configuration files for containers of all   
   > the imported initscripts.  I don't write them out myself.  I use   
   > libyaml to do it, so the formatting is guaranteed to be correct, and   
   > there's no uncertainty that libyaml won't be able to read it back.   
   > The example I gave was written via libyaml.   
      
   Ah, that does change the decision process of what to choose quite a   
   bit.   
      
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