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  11 <h1>About Dev-Editor</h1>
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  13 <p>Dev-Editor {VERSION}</p>
  14
  15 <p>&copy;&nbsp;1999-2000 Roland Bl&uuml;thgen, <a href="http://www.defined.de/" target="_blank">Frank Sch&ouml;nmann</a><br />
  16 &copy;&nbsp;2003-2004 <a href="http://www.patshaping.de/" target="_blank">Patrick Canterino</a></p>
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  18 <p><a href="http://devedit.sourceforge.net/" target="_blank">http://devedit.sourceforge.net/</a></p>
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  20 <p>License:<br>
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  22                          The &quot;Artistic License&quot;
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  24                                 Preamble
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 156 <td><b>Physical script path:</b></td>
 157 <td>{SCRIPT_PHYS}</td>
 158 </tr>
 159
 160 <tr>
 161 <td><b>Path to configuration file:</b></td>
 162 <td>{CONFIG_PATH}</td>
 163 </tr>
 164
 165 <tr>
 166 <td><b>Physical root directory:</b></td>
 167 <td>{FILE_ROOT}</td>
 168 </tr>
 169
 170 <tr>
 171 <td><b>HTTP root:</b></td>
 172 <td>{HTTP_ROOT}</td>
 173 </tr>
 174
 175 <tr>
 176 <td><b>Perl executable:</b></td>
 177 <td>{PERL_PROG}</td>
 178 </tr>
 179
 180 <tr>
 181 <td><b>Perl version:</b></td>
 182 <td>{PERL_VER}</td>
 183 </tr>
 184
 185 <tr>
 186 <td><b>HTTP server software:</b></td>
 187 <td>{HTTPD}</td>
 188 </tr>
 189
 190 <tr>
 191 <td><b>Server operating system:</b></td>
 192 <td>{OS}</td>
 193 </tr>
 194
 195 <tr>
 196 <td><b>Server time:</b></td>
 197 <td>{TIME}</td>
 198 </tr>
 199
 200 <tr>
 201 <td><b>Process ID:</b></td>
 202 <td>{PID}</td>
 203 </tr>
 204 {IF users}
 205 <tr>
 206 <td><b>User:</b></td>
 207 <td>{USER} (UID: {UID})</td>
 208 </tr>
 209
 210 <tr>
 211 <td><b>Group:</b></td>
 212 <td>{GROUP} (GID: {GID})</td>
 213 </tr>
 214 {ENDIF}
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