In Linux the configuration files use the pound key key # = to indicate
a remark..like DOS REM.
I see that there is also a semi colon ; which in DOS is also a remark
but Linux uses both in the same file..
So what does a colon in front of a sentence mean in a Linux cnf file ?
# for example
; persever case = no
<for example> is a remark but why would I have the semi colon ; in front of
the code ?
Is it also remarked out ?? Why to different ways of doing it in the same file?
m
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