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What does this mean? when in admin mode under General/Primary
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Sounds like your cgi-bin/vars_display.cgi file is either blank or currupted.
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Pooh-Bah
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It's an old bug: In cp2_vars.cgi Find the following line and remove it vars_display::showcopytype 
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Lol, now it looks familliar...
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found it...under cgi-bin...had a duh moment.
Tks
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lol, a good rule of thumb is:
All .cgi files are in the cgi directory.
All .pl files are in the templates directory in the non-cgi directory.
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