es. What I
ended up doing was write a "perl-side-include" sub that performs the
substitution wherever a From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Our web administrator just told me that...
>
> "Web servers don't parse the output of CGI scripts for SSIs."
>
> after I asked her...
>
> "My perl script contains server-side include statements. Will these work
> with a cgi extension?"
>
> Is this true? I would lik
>"Web servers don't parse the output of CGI scripts for SSIs."
>"My perl script contains server-side include statements. Will these work
>
>Is this true? I would like the server-side include statements to be parsed
>after the perl engine parses the script?
Yes, it's true, and nope, you can'
Our web administrator just told me that...
"Web servers don't parse the output of CGI scripts for SSIs."
after I asked her...
"My perl script contains server-side include statements. Will these work
with a cgi extension?"
Is this true? I would like the server-side include statements to be par
