Hal Murray via devel <devel@ntpsec.org>:
> The config file touches a lot of stuff. You basically have to diff the old
> and new config file. Removing a server is simple. Adding a new server is
> simple. Removing a tinker operation requires knowing what the default
> is/was.
> That's probably another slot in a table. Similar for fudging things.
Right, that's a general problem with the difference between passing a new config
fragment and rereading the whole config.
Maybe this isn't a good path to go down after all.
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