The CFG/CONF file format is a plain-text format. The CFG format is for use on Microsoft Windows systems, and the CONF format on UNIX systems.
Both formats support only the import and export of string options. Other types of configuration options are ignored and not imported or exported.
The syntax of the .cfg and .conf files is identical. Each section and option appears on a separate line, with section names in square brackets. Each section is followed by a list of options in that section, with the appropriate values:
[section_name1] option-name1=option_value2 ... option_nameN=option_valueN [section_name2] option-nameN+1=option_valueN+1 ...
The following excerpt from a configuration file illustrates the correct syntax in a .cfg or .conf file:
[confserv] port=2520 management-port=2521 server=dbserver encryption=false encoding=utf-8 [log] verbose=standard all=stderr [hca] schema=none