Configuration files
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== Specific programs == | == Specific programs == | ||
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* [[EditorConfig]] | * [[EditorConfig]] | ||
* Microsoft Dynamics AX: [[Axc]] | * Microsoft Dynamics AX: [[Axc]] | ||
| + | * [[mime.types]] | ||
* [[Nginx configuration files]] | * [[Nginx configuration files]] | ||
* [[PAM configuration file]] | * [[PAM configuration file]] | ||
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* [[Hjson]] | * [[Hjson]] | ||
| + | * [[HOCON]] | ||
* [[INI]] | * [[INI]] | ||
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* [[TOML]] | * [[TOML]] | ||
| − | + | General purpose formats sometimes used for config files: | |
| + | * [[JSON]] | ||
| + | * [[XML]] | ||
| + | * [[YAML]] | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 13:09, 12 May 2017
Files used in the configuration of systems and software. Many such files will appear in various other categories in accordance with what sort of systems they are configuring.
Contents |
Specific systems
Specific programs
(including domain-specific formats used by multiple programs)
- EditorConfig
- Microsoft Dynamics AX: Axc
- mime.types
- Nginx configuration files
- PAM configuration file
- Skype shared configuration
General files used by multiple systems
General purpose formats sometimes used for config files:
See also
Links
- Augeas - A utility and library that can edit many configuration file formats
