Josef D. wrote:
>>>-- do you know how to include [no extension] as a PAGEINCLUDE? Is there
>>>a way?
>
>>Don't know - did you try PAGEINCLUDE *
>>If your non-pages are just .jpg and .gif (for example), you might try
>>PAGEEXCLUDE *.jpg,*.gif
>
>no, I do not want to do "*"... there're a lot of extensions that should not
>be considered as pages...
How many can there be? Most of the servers I work with don't have a huge
number of different filetypes. Just run a FileType report and
PAGEEXCLUDE the ones that aren't pages
>It seems to be obvious, that these [no extensions] entries are actually scripts
>with no extensions (like .pl or .cgi or .asp)...
How do you get an ASP script to run from a file with no extension?
Are these scripts restricted to certain directories, or is scripting
enabled everywhere?
>Also -- is there a way how to determine (i.e. log in Apache) what plug-ins
>have users installed in their browsers?
Not unless the Browser tells you in the Agent String. Log files can only
record what the browser sends, they can't proactively request
information from a visitor. (You could use client side scripting to
detect a plugin, and force a request for a specific file based on the
presence or otherwise of a specific plugin, though some users would
consider that intrusive)
Aengus
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