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I noticed that some variables appear in more that one .conf file. I thought the alis-commons.conf would be the location to place variables common to more than one of the .sh scripts.
I noticed this when setting USER_NAME and then found it in two .conf files, so I searched all of the .conf files for the same variable settings and found this:
The variables in files alis.conf and alis-packages.conf are the files the user should edit and know. alis-commons.conf is a internal script file the user should not be awared of.
I would need to review if some of those alis-commons.conf could be deduped but is not an important thing for me.
I noticed that some variables appear in more that one .conf file. I thought the alis-commons.conf would be the location to place variables common to more than one of the .sh scripts.
I noticed this when setting USER_NAME and then found it in two .conf files, so I searched all of the .conf files for the same variable settings and found this:
If I include alis-recovery.conf in both greps above (or change the file list to *.conf), the list is even longer.
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