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> I am attempting to have apache process my SSI directives in executable
> files (err, XBitHack on)
> Apache works as expected, if I set up my directory this way:
> <DirectoryMatch /var/www >
>     Options  Includes
>     AllowOverride None
> </DirectoryMatch>
> However, if I use this:
> <Directory /var/www >
>     Options  Includes
>     AllowOverride None
> </Directory>
> The server side includes stop working.  I am really confused here.  The
> file I am trying to serve is /var/www/test.html.  My root directory is
> pointed to /var/www.
> Can anyone explain this to me?

> > I am attempting to have apache process my SSI directives in
executable
> > files (err, XBitHack on)

> > Apache works as expected, if I set up my directory this way:

> > <DirectoryMatch /var/www >
> >     Options  Includes
> >     AllowOverride None
> > </DirectoryMatch>

> > However, if I use this:

> > <Directory /var/www >
> >     Options  Includes
> >     AllowOverride None
> > </Directory>

> > The server side includes stop working.  I am really confused here.
The
> > file I am trying to serve is /var/www/test.html.  My root directory
is
> > pointed to /var/www.

> > Can anyone explain this to me?

> Yes, <DirectoryMatch> sections are evaluated after all <Directory>
> sections.  You must have another <Directory> section with a different
> set of Options which is read AFTER your <Directory> section,
> but BEFORE your <DirectoryMatch> section.