Sane default values on missing reg values #13
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Constructing fallback paths from the path of exe, used if any value is missing. Also construct fallback config if no registry path is found at all fixes OpenVPN#13 Signed-off-by: Christian Nilsson <[email protected]>
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Simpler handling on registry key enumeration via Linq Constructing fallback paths from the path of exe, used if any value is missing. Also construct fallback config if no registry path is found at all fixes OpenVPN#13 Signed-off-by: Christian Nilsson <[email protected]>
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Is there any specific reason behind not trying to use sane fallback values if registry values is missing?
I could think that this is a good thing if one wants to ensure that all registeryvalues are set. but if all values could have sane defaults maybe that is not needed?
(I have a mission to get openvpn on windows as a service on startup - but not conflict with possible other OpenVPN installations on the same machine, and will have some questions, and PRs incoming to get that working, but ask for some guidance in regards to why some things are in a specific ways)
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