Combining System and user settings (Concatenating lists)

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Combining System and user settings (Concatenating lists)

by Marc Barisch :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

I'm administrating a Linux cluster for several dozens of users.
What we want to provide are system-wide settings for some configuration options.
For example:
We want to provide a set of company-wide addressbook resources by the following entries:

ResourceKeys=FX93JgNrTp,abcdefgh

On the other hand users have the same entry type in their config files

ResourceKeys=12345678,blblblbl

What I would like to have is something like:

ResourceKeys=FX93JgNrTp,abcdefgh,12345678,blblblbl

Instead only the users config entries are considered, because they overwrite the system-wide setting. The $i flag doesn't help either, because then the user config is neglected.

It there a possibility to achieve concatenate such kinds of entries?

BR
Marc
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Re: Combining System and user settings (Concatenating lists)

by Bugzilla from ossi@kde.org :: Rate this Message:

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On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 05:19:29PM +0200, liste@... wrote:
> It there a possibility to achieve concatenate such kinds of entries?
>
nope, but you might get lucky with
  key[$e] = $envvar $(kreadconfig4 something)
style entries.
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