Support falling back to a system-wide configuration file #33
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Signed-off-by: Alex Kopp <alex@kopp.dev>
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Hi @gearnode, do you mind reviewing this quick enhancement when you get a chance? Thanks! |
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For easier management on multi-user systems, the PrivateBin CLI tool should to fall back to a system-wide configuration file when it can't find a user-specific one at
~/.config/privatebinTested on macOS and Linux. I do not have easy access to a Windows machine.