minor formatting inconsistencies in logged settings
Posted: April 22nd, 2018, 3:02 pm
Hello.
I've just upgraded to SABnzbd 2.3.3 and it's all going very well!
But, whilst examining the log, I noticed in the section at the end where all the settings are displayed, there are a few variable / value pairs missing whitespace chars either side of the equals (=) sign. This appears to be limited to locations where the values for username and password have been replaced with safe text. As this is only done for display purposes, it's unlikely to have any effect to program operation. The 'email_to' field has been sanitised correctly.
Like the title says - "minor". But my obsessive-compulsive disorder has noticed it.
(Unfortunately, the <code> tags on this forum don't use a monospaced font, so the issue may not be immediately apparent, as shown below.)
I've just upgraded to SABnzbd 2.3.3 and it's all going very well!
But, whilst examining the log, I noticed in the section at the end where all the settings are displayed, there are a few variable / value pairs missing whitespace chars either side of the equals (=) sign. This appears to be limited to locations where the values for username and password have been replaced with safe text. As this is only done for display purposes, it's unlikely to have any effect to program operation. The 'email_to' field has been sanitised correctly.
Like the title says - "minor". But my obsessive-compulsive disorder has noticed it.
(Unfortunately, the <code> tags on this forum don't use a monospaced font, so the issue may not be immediately apparent, as shown below.)
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email_to = <REMOVED>
password=<PASSWORD>
permissions = 777
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tv_sort_string = ""
username=<USER>
unpack_check = 0
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[newzbin]
username=<USER>
bookmark_rate = 60
bookmarks = 0
password=<PASSWORD>
unbookmark = 1
[nzbmatrix]
username=<USER>
apikey = ""
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send_group = 0
password=<PASSWORD>
optional = 0
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[[eunews.frugalusenet.com]]
username=<USER>
priority = 1
