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Old 06-03-2012, 11:03 AM   #22
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I got bit by that a long time ago. I was asked to fix a little problem on a website CGI script back in about 1996 or so. I was using Windows. The web server was using FreeBSD. In windows, the config file was shown in explorer as Config.ini, which I renamed as Config.ini.bak. Then I created a new Config.ini with the settings we needed. After uploading to the web server, the entire website broke. During a painful interlude during which the web host service provide called me an idiot, I discovered that the CGI scripts were looking for a (now missing) CONFIG.INI file. About 5 years later, the web hosting service owner who called me an idiot hired me as lead software developer and senior tech support analyst.

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