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On Sun, 17 Sep 2000, Neil Aggarwal wrote:
> I am seeing something strange with my apache 1.3.6 server.
> I have an old version of JServeSSI installed. I am wondering
> if this could be a conflict with JServSSI and the httpd ssi.
> 
> I enabled server-side includes, but when I try to do the 
> following tag:
> <!--#exec cgi="cgi-bin/test.pl" -->
> 
> I get this exact line in my browser, not the results of the CGI
> script.

You tried to switch on both the Apache SSI and JSSI for the extension
.shtml. Only one of them is effectively switched on, and I guess it's
JSSI. JSSI doesn't implement the <!--#exec--> directive, that's why you
get the #exec line in your browser. 

What could you do?

- Have a different extension for JSSI and Apache SSI pages.
  (And don't use #exec if you use <SERVLET> tags.)

- Implement the #exec tag yourself in JSSI. (Shouldn't be too difficult,
  and I could give you more advice on how to do that.)

Ciao

Peter

> You can try it by visiting the url:
> http://www.neilandseema.com/test.shtml
> 
> You will see that the page source contains the tags that
> were supposed to be server parsed.
>  
> If you visit this URL:
> http://neilandseema.com/cgi-bin/test.pl
>   
> You will get the output from the CGI:
> CGI Test
> which is correct.
>   
> If you would like to see my httpd.conf file, I have 
> placed a copy of it here:
>  http://neilandseema.com/httpd.conf.txt
> 
> Any ideas?  
>  
> Thanks,
>  Neil.
>   
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