> If you say you can collect all sections and all params with > Tcl and do your cross-checking, why bother?
Because only during startup we have a chance to gather a knowledge of "core" configuration options via the Ns_Config* C-command calls. Only at a stage somewhere at the end of the startup process I can identify options belonging to sections I did not Ns_Config-request and therefor assume that a particular option is a) "unknown" aka. not belonging to a section or b) "unknown" in section x but was Ns_Config-requested elsewhere, where it was not found and the default value was used The C-level-Ns_Config-calls-during-startup here are my "authoritative" guides to build a list of configuration options. Later on in TCL I have to accept milly/vanilly or any other part in the soup unless I create a mandatory list from the source code by hand. This is the way now for everyone of us to identify a) parameters that are not used any more! b) default values! c) even options you never heard of! Bernd.
