(In reply to Mikhail Kasimov from comment #2) > > As this is a general hint applying to all sysconfig files, I do not see why > > it would need to be added to the this file explicitly. > > Ok, if such hint is applicable to all sysconfig file, let's have it there to > be more user-friendly. Because this can help to avoid to make redundant > hand's movements from user/admin and save his time on setting software up. > > ========================== > # HINT: Place your own space separated parameters to respective option in > one line. > # Do NOT use multi-lines to put two or more parameters for one option. > # Parser will read and accept the last line of your "list" only and ignore > all previous ones. > ========================== Were you really expecting OPTION="Value1" OPTION="Value2" to result in OPTION="Value1 Value2"? That would be a very strange expectation. Any other reasonable look at the file you see that there are key=value assignments. Any duplication of keys obviously overwrites previous assignments. IMHO, spelling this out in every file makes no sense