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From: Daniel Stenberg (daniel.stenberg@autodiagnos.se)
Date: Tue Apr 13 1999 - 01:56:00 CDT
Craig A Summerhill wrote:
> Just a curiosity, but since you effectively did away with the options.h
> file, how does one compile with a global environment variable?
All the variables in the config file are set in this order:
1. Internal defaults
2. Environment variables
3. Config file items
4. Command line options
If you have one of the environment variables set, I think it is used
although it may not be shown uncommented in the -v output (since it
wasn't used in the actual config file).
Should I make it appear uncommented in such a case?
> On my binary (most recent I've installed is 2a16) the "hypermail -v"
> alone returns all variables as commented out. I assume this means
> there are no global environment variables compiled into my binary.
The environment variables aren't "compiled into" hypermail, they're read
when hypermail is invoked.
/ Daniel
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