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Other Approaches
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Here are some variations on the config theme which you may find
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useful.
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Leveraging Site-Wide Config
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===========================
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It is possible to maintain a single "site-wide" config file, which
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your "machine-wide" config inherits from (see :ref:`site-wide-config`
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and :ref:`config-inheritance`).
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If you do this, it usually means that your Linux server is running
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Samba and exposing a share which includes the site-wide config
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file(s). We will assume that scenario here, but we assume that part
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is already setup - it will not be described.
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So let's assume then that you have a Linux server named
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``poser-server`` and it exposes a ``rattail`` share, with a ``config``
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folder and ``site.conf`` within that. So then in your machine-wide
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config on the Windows side, you include it by adding this to
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``C:\ProgramData\rattail\rattail.conf``::
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[rattail.config]
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include = \\poser-server\rattail\config\site.conf
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If you do this then you can also *remove* (most) anything from your
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machine-wide config file, which is also defined in the site-wide
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config file.
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