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<dl>
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<dt><b>ChangeDir</b>
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<code> = 1</code></dt>
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<code> = True</code></dt>
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If true, the current working directory is changed to the same directory as the target script. Otherwise, the current working directory is left alone and likely to be the same as the CGI Wrapper.
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<dt><b>LogScripts</b>
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If true, then the execution of each script is logged with useful information such as time, duration and whether or not an error occurred.
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<dt><b>ShowDebugInfoOnErrors</b>
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If true, then the uncaught exceptions will not only display a message for the user, but debugging information for the developer as well. This includes the traceback, HTTP headers, CGI form fields, environment and process ids.
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<dt><b>LogErrors</b>
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If true, then CGI Wrapper logs exceptions. Each entry contains the date & time, filename, pathname, exception name & data, and the HTML error message filename (assuming there is one).
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<dt><b>SaveErrorMessages</b>
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If true, then errors (e.g., uncaught exceptions) will produce an HTML file with both the user message and debugging information. Developers/administrators can view these files after the fact, to see the details of what went wrong.
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<dt><b>EmailErrors</b>
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If true, error messages are e-mail out according to the ErrorEmailServer and ErrorEmailHeaders settings. This setting defaults to false because the other settings need to be configured first.
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<p>The resulting page will look something like the following. (Note: Those links aren't real!)</p>
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