Stepping my way through that was fun, though I probably should have used a laptop instead of my phone.

I don’t want to cast too much blame, it seems like they got it working for one or more webservers first, and then tried to extend it to my webserver of choice, but didn’t have a proper test environment because they don’t use that server. So they used what seemed to be a sane and easy to incorporate conversion tool to build their tests. The only problem is that the validation in that tool only guarantees the tool will be able to convert the config forward and back and get the original file, and not whether the actual config is valid to the webserver.

Turns out these were my emotional support 32,000 emails…

Woof, reading a dense hacker diatribe on their impression of learning theory...