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The s6-frontend-config-preprocess program

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- s6-frontend-config-preprocess reads a s6-frontend configuration -file and executes all its inclusion directives, also preprocessing the -included files. It streams the result to stdout, which is a complete -configuration file without inclusions. -

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Interface

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-     s6-frontend-config-preprocess file
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- s6-frontend-config-preprocess reads file and prints it -to stdout. It removes lines starting with !!. -

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- When it finds a !include or !includeonce directive -in file, it replaces it with the contents of the included -file - recursively preprocessed. -

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- When it finds a !includedir or !includedironce -directive in file, it replaces it with the recursively -preprocessed contents of every file present in the included -directory. The files are sorted alphabetically according to the -C locale. -

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- !includeonce and !includedironce only print -a file (resp. a directory) the first time they encounter it, and -silently ignore subsequent instances. !include and -!includedir directives will happily include the same -files several times. -

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- To avoid loops, a nesting limit exists. s6-frontend-config-preprocess -will fail if there are too many nested inclusions. -

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Exit codes

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Notes

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