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Where to put our common SSI scripts, that should be
used by our VHosts webmasters (like tools) ?
In other words, how to bypass the DocumentRoot directive for SSIs,
in virtualHosts that are subdirectories of the main server ?
(Apache 1.3.6 on Solaris2.6).

Example of configuration :
DocumentRoot /htdocs
<Directory /htdocs>
        Options Includes
</Directory>

<VirtualHost IP_address>
DocumentRoot /htdocs/subdomain
ServerName www.subdomain.domain.com
...
</VirtualHost>

In a www.subdomain.domain.com html code,
that is, i.e., /htdocs/subdomain/index.html
<!--#exec cmd="/htdocs/ssi/my_script.sh">

Thanks for your help !

Catherine

Quote:> Hi,
> Where to put our common SSI scripts, that should be
> used by our VHosts webmasters (like tools) ?
> In other words, how to bypass the DocumentRoot directive for SSIs,
> in virtualHosts that are subdirectories of the main server ?
> (Apache 1.3.6 on Solaris2.6).
[...]
> In a www.subdomain.domain.com html code,
> that is, i.e., /htdocs/subdomain/index.html
> <!--#exec cmd="/htdocs/ssi/my_script.sh">

1. Use an "Alias" in the server configuration (outside any
virtual host) to map a URL to a directory that is the same
for all vhosts.

2. Use <!--#include virtual.  Avoid the "exec" commands if you can.

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Joshua Slive

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