Allow to set empty blocks in the configuration#781
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Related to the issue #727 it wasn't possible to set empty blocks in the configuration files.
This PR allows the user to specify empty modules (in particular cases where it makes sense) as follows:
This feature is available for all
wazuh-modules, as well as the<auth>and<client_buffer>sections. If there is no content in the block, the default configuration for that module is applied.The rest of the modules need particular options set by the user, for example, to configure syscheck it is necessary to tell the module which directories you want to monitor.