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Old 3rd July 2009, 08:37
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Default CGI and Standard CGI
This is kind of a dumb question, but i have to know

What is the difference inbetween checking the CGI box and the Standard CGI?

I hope Standard CGI isn't like php safe mode to the php box, or is it?

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Old 3rd July 2009, 11:50
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CGI enables cgi processing. Standard CGI is an option that will copy default cgi scripts into the users cgi directory if you have any defaulst cgi's installed.
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