Very Computer

Hi,

I need to place a wrapper around all the pages in a document tree served by
Apache on Solaris. I would like the server to automatically see

  <!--#exec cmd="/mumble/script/head.pl"-->

before the content of the document and

  <!--#exec cmd="/mumble/script/foot.pl"-->

at the end of the content of the document.

I do not want to actually have to place these commands in the documents,
because the documents are maintained by various people with sundry tools
and cannot be bothered or trusted to place consistent header or footer
strings.

Does this sound feasible? If so, how do I go about it? Or is there a better
way to accomplish the same idea?

Thanks,

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: I do not want to actually have to place these commands in the documents,
: because the documents are maintained by various people with sundry tools
: and cannot be bothered or trusted to place consistent header or footer
: strings.

You might want to define an Action handler to specify a custom tool to
insert the header/footer elements where appropriate. All you have to
do is to have your documents named with a custom extension (which you
then specify an appropriate MIME type for), then configure an
action. More on this at

        http://www.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_actions.html#action

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