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What is the NeoWebUserConf directive and what does it do?

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What is the NeoWebUserConf directive and what does it do?

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A. NeoWebUserConf is a NeoWebScript directive to Apache that sets a variable in the NeoWebUserConf array in the safe interpreter. By setting up a .htaccess file, you can set a variable that will get set everytime a document within that directory is output. Example: NeoWebUserConf turnOnOptions yes Will set NeoWebUserConf(turnOnOptions) to yes. NOTE: Any variable set through this method will be set in all documents in the current directory and below.