TIDY.CONF

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NAME

tidy.conf - tidy(8) configuration file  

DESCRIPTION

The tidy.conf file is the configuration file for the tidy(8) program. It controls the default action of tidy The tidy.conf file is usually located in /var/adm or /etc Be sure to edit the tidy perl script and specify the complete path to your default tidy.conf You may tell tidy to use other configuration files via the -C command line option. You may override almost all settings in the configuration file by command line options. See tidy(8). The tidy.conf file is heavily commented, so that you are guided through the configuration while editing tidy.conf There are some important rules: Do not delete the `if' and `unless' statements! If you do so, you won't be able to use command line options. The ASCII/HTML HEADERs/TRAILERs are eval uated by perl, so be sure to escape `$' and `\'. Most of the action of tidy is determined by regular expressions Have a look at the defaults and change them to suit your needs. If you do not understand them, refer to the perlre(1) manual page.  

SEE ALSO

tidy(8), syslogd(8), syslog.conf5

 

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