On Fri, Feb 12, 2016 at 10:15 AM, Gert Doering <g...@greenie.muc.de> wrote:
> > > > No, currently --config goes first. > > Which we might want to turn around, then (changes user-visible behaviour > in case the config file has a "log mylog.txt" line)... > With the GUI overriding some of the user options in the config is required. At least most --management related options in the config file have to be reset for the GUI to work, so I suppose its ok to move log to the front leaving others to follow --config. Is there any option that behaves like --log (i.e., the first one wins and subsequent ones are silently ignored) ? > Anyway, I don't want to be actually the one who solves that, I'm just > a user who tends to run into user-unfriendliness all the time :-) The problem is that no active users have time or interest to contribute to the GUI. I hardly used it until the other day (preferred NSSM + MI-GUI to avoid runas admin). Now with iservice available, a laptop at home is running the GUI +iservice, so a bit more motivated to hack it. Selva
