Re: Apache auto footer

by Satya <satyap(at)satya.virtualave.net>

 Date:  Thu, 3 Jan 2002 13:12:44 -0800 (PST)
 To:  hwg-servers(at)hwg.org
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On Jan 3, 2002 at 14:23, Hank Marquardt wrote:

>http://httpd.apache.org/docs/handler.html

Ok, thanks. I saw that, but it didn't feel like what I wanted to do. I
should dig more. I think I wanted to include the output of a script or
something. Maybe nested SSI (I have a fair idea that that's not
possible).

>That said, just because it *can* be done, doesn't mean it necessarily
>*should* be done -- the only plausible explaination I could think of

It's my site on my server and I want to play with it? :-)

You're right, I did think of that.

>would be to tag all authors work with some generic disclaimer or
>something (think about that stupid confidentiality paragraph you see on
>faxes).

No intention of doing that. I wanted to put a search box without
modifying every html file sitewide.

>you're going to be far better off just biting the bullet and doing an
>ssi or php include or something.

Maybe. This is one of those "it can be done, so I will" things.

>Just my $0.02

Valuable. ::pockets them::

On Jan 3, 2002 at 14:57, L. V. Lammert wrote:

>Forget a Handler- WAY too complicated, .. requires root access and changing 
>the serer config!

Which I have, and am able and willing to do.

>1) *IF* you have SSI turned on at the server, an SSI include is fairly 
>straightforward (we don't use them, so I have no example handy).

Yes, but that means renaming all files to .shtml or whatever your
server uses, changing all links, and waiting for the change to
propagate. Instead I used XBitHack. I could have also set .html to be
the SSI extension but the docs warn not to do this for a good reason.

>2) Use a decent tool like Dreamweaver - it creates 'Library Items' 
>*automatically*, .. requiring *NO* changes on the server. It is also much 
>more secure - we do not allow SSI on our production servers, so DW is the 
>only solution.

I suppose I could do the same thing I do with my online site and
concoct perl scripts to statically take templates and things and spew
out the static html files. And re-invent macros in the process.

AddHandler looks like the best way for me right now.

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