Config file is used to store default options, which could be overridden with command line options.
Under Windows config file is searched in the following order:
On Linux/FreeBSD and other OS'es RHash looks for config at the following places:
The syntax of a config file line is
variable = value
where a variable can be a name of any program option, e.g. magnet, printf, percents.
If a command line option doesn't require a value, then value in config file shall be set to 1',
on' or `yes'.
Comment lines, i.e. lines starting with #' or
;' are ignored.
Example of a config file
; ignore case in filenames, when verifying crc files
ignore-case=on; Don't print OK messages when verifying hash file
skip-ok=on; accept only .sha1/.sha256 files while recursively checking directories
crc-accept=.sha1,.sha256; print percents when hashing/verifying a file
percents=on