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recently, we have PCI audit. and the report tells us to make the machine.config debug to false.<br />
I found this article: <a href="https://dotnetstories.wordpress.com/tag/machine-config/" rel="ugc">https://dotnetstories.wordpress.com/tag/machine-config/</a><br />
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If I add below inside of &nbsp;the machine config. Does it mean the debug mode is false to all of the websites within IIS?<br />
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&lt;system.web&gt;<br />
&lt;deployment retail=”true” &gt;&lt;/deployment&gt;<br />
&lt;/system.web&gt;
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recently, we have PCI audit. and the report tells us to make the machine.config debug to false.
I found this article: https://dotnetstories.wordpress.com/tag/machine-config/

If I add below inside of  the machine config. Does it mean the debug mode is false to all of the websites within IIS?

<system.web>
<deployment retail=”true” ></deployment>
</system.web>

machine.config

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