Very Computer

by **Oliver Co** » Sat, 03 Jan 1998 04:00:00

I'm trying to use server side include, on my server, which the
sysadmin assures me I can do. However I'm trying to use this HTML file

yet nothing works - they do not seem to be interpreted by the server.
Am I calling them incorrectly - the script does work, by the way, if
one accesses it via http://www.premiere.uk.com/cgi-bin/counter.pl

It is a text counter...

Ollie Cook
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by **Chris Sai** » Sat, 03 Jan 1998 04:00:00

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^ ^
1 2

Bzzt. Bzzt. Thank you for playing our show. We have some lovely parting
gifts for you. ;-)

There is to be absolutely no space of any kind between the opening comment
marker and the hash symbol of the SSI directive, and the closing comment marker
should be preceded with a space character. The lack of any space between the
SGML beginning-of-comment marker and the hash symbol signals the Apache server
to do its SSI magic, if configured. The whitespace preceding the SGML
end-of-comment marker is done by convention to ensure that the market itself
isn't mistakenly interpreted as an SSI argument in some instances.

The code, rewritten properly, will probably look like the following:

If you have access to Apache documentation (if not locally, then via
http://www.apache.org/docs/), look up information on the mod_include module.

=C=

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by **Oliver Co** » Sat, 03 Jan 1998 04:00:00

>> 
>> 
>> 
> ^ ^
> 1 2

>Bzzt. Bzzt. Thank you for playing our show. We have some lovely parting
>gifts for you. ;-)

>There is to be absolutely no space of any kind between the opening comment
>marker and the hash symbol of the SSI directive, and the closing comment marker
>should be preceded with a space character. The lack of any space between the
>SGML beginning-of-comment marker and the hash symbol signals the Apache server
>to do its SSI magic, if configured. The whitespace preceding the SGML
>end-of-comment marker is done by convention to ensure that the market itself
>isn't mistakenly interpreted as an SSI argument in some instances.

>The code, rewritten properly, will probably look like the following:

>
>
>

>If you have access to Apache documentation (if not locally, then via
>http://www.apache.org/docs/), look up information on the mod_include module.

>=C=

That did the trick - thanks so much!!

Ollie C
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| ... http://www.premiere.uk.com/ ... |
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| ... http://www.cvnet.co.uk/ava/ ... |
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