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Everyone has to generate configuration files, and basically they're the same across multiple machines, normally with different IP addresses.
-m4(1) is the GNU macro processor. You may recognise it from such tools as autoconf(1) and sendmail(8)
. Here are some cool things you can do with it.
+m4(1) is the GNU macro processor. You may recognise it from such tools as autoconf(1) and SendMail
. Here are some cool things you can do with it.
!config.m4
This file will basically define our variables. We later include it in all our other files. The command ''divert'' is used to divert to a numbered temporary stream where you can reinsert it later. In this case, we dont want these commands to be inserted into any of our output files, because they are definitions. So we divert(-1), and they don't get displayed.
