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The scope of loading all configs in cascade is to allow overwriting on specific options with home config, not to have the entire config there. Practically the /etc config is the one with all options and then add a user home config only to change specific options (e.g., have a different mysql user/password in the home config, but all the other options of kamctl to be from /etc/kamailio/kamctlrc). To my knowledge, sourcing many shell (config) files is common, like bash loading /etc/profile and then ~/.profile.
I am fine to have a new option to load only one file, the first found, but current behaviour has to be kept the default.
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