You're only receiving the processed results when you source the php file
from another server. In other words, it's like viewing the web page
through your browser.
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> If the script is run over the web, you can just do a
> fopen("http://www.example.com/script.php";); and read the result. You can
> do the same for any other script that's run through the web b/c you'll
> receive it's parsed output, not the source.
But apache won't parse CGI-scripts for php syntax, will they? And that
seems like a bad work-around.
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