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by **luna..** » Mon, 07 May 2001 10:06:23

Am using an Apache server, not directly under my control.
I can place "server-parsed" or "send-as-is" in my htaccess
file; but if I use both, "send-as-is" prevails and Apache
won't parse any SSI directives.
Need a way to send a custom status code and content-type,
yet still use SSI. The htaccess file is my only control over
Apache. Is there any way to do this?

Thank you.

by **Joshua Sliv** » Mon, 07 May 2001 10:16:04

> Am using an Apache server, not directly under my control.
> I can place "server-parsed" or "send-as-is" in my htaccess
> file; but if I use both, "send-as-is" prevails and Apache
> won't parse any SSI directives.
> Need a way to send a custom status code and content-type,
> yet still use SSI. The htaccess file is my only control over
> Apache. Is there any way to do this?

No, not in Apache 1.3. In Apache 2.0, mod_include is a filter, so
this should work.

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Joshua Slive

http://slive.ca/

by **Paul Rubi** » Mon, 07 May 2001 10:19:28

> Am using an Apache server, not directly under my control.
> I can place "server-parsed" or "send-as-is" in my htaccess
> file; but if I use both, "send-as-is" prevails and Apache
> won't parse any SSI directives.
> Need a way to send a custom status code and content-type,
> yet still use SSI. The htaccess file is my only control over
> Apache. Is there any way to do this?

As-is is for static pages. You want non-parsed-headers (nph).

by **luna..** » Mon, 07 May 2001 10:53:08

Ok. Is there any way to use non-parsed headers on a mostly
static page? (SSI only)
I just tried a search for nph, but couldn't find any references
that didn't involve perl or cgi scripts.
If there is no other way besides a script, what implementation
would involve the least server cpu-utilization? A pointer to an
example would be helpful.

Thank you again.

>> Am using an Apache server, not directly under my control.
>> I can place "server-parsed" or "send-as-is" in my htaccess
>> file; but if I use both, "send-as-is" prevails and Apache
>> won't parse any SSI directives.
>> Need a way to send a custom status code and content-type,
>> yet still use SSI. The htaccess file is my only control over
>> Apache. Is there any way to do this?

>As-is is for static pages. You want non-parsed-headers (nph).

by **Joshua Sliv** » Mon, 07 May 2001 11:20:21

> Ok. Is there any way to use non-parsed headers on a mostly
> static page? (SSI only)
> I just tried a search for nph, but couldn't find any references
> that didn't involve perl or cgi scripts.
> If there is no other way besides a script, what implementation
> would involve the least server cpu-utilization? A pointer to an
> example would be helpful.

No. nph is only for CGI scripts.

Perhaps you could explain exactly why you are trying do this.
If you just want to add a couple HTTP headers, you can do this
with other modules.

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Joshua Slive

http://slive.ca/

by **luna..** » Mon, 07 May 2001 11:39:49

Yes. That is exactly what I'm trying to do. I want a
standard web page that can use SSI, and I need to control
the http headers including "status:" "location:" and
"content-type:".
Which other modules should I use to do this?

>> Ok. Is there any way to use non-parsed headers on a mostly
>> static page? (SSI only)
>> I just tried a search for nph, but couldn't find any references
>> that didn't involve perl or cgi scripts.
>> If there is no other way besides a script, what implementation
>> would involve the least server cpu-utilization? A pointer to an
>> example would be helpful.

>No. nph is only for CGI scripts.

>Perhaps you could explain exactly why you are trying do this.
>If you just want to add a couple HTTP headers, you can do this
>with other modules.

>--
>Joshua Slive

>http://slive.ca/

by **Joshua Sliv** » Mon, 07 May 2001 12:05:46

> Yes. That is exactly what I'm trying to do. I want a
> standard web page that can use SSI, and I need to control
> the http headers including "status:" "location:" and
> "content-type:".
> Which other modules should I use to do this?

Can you give some examples of EXACTLY what you need to do?

I can't recall whether or not SSI pages can have content-type's
other than text/html. You can try using the AddType directive
in the server config.

The standard way of "controlling" the Location is with the Redirect
directive. I am guessing that this is also what you need to change
the status. However, if you need more flexibility, then you most
likely will need to use either CGI or a more powerful scripting
language (eg. PHP).

--
Joshua Slive

http://slive.ca/

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