Hey Fellow suse user, Recently I gave some of my friends shell accounts and web space on my server and some problems aroused. Anyone know how to solve this one? Is it possible? Thanks, Brandon Hey, I figured out what my problem was. My pages are all named html, and your server will only recognize shtml as pages with includes. Is there a way that you could change that setting so that it'll look for includes in html? Also, for my file names for my includes, I have to type "includes/filename.html" instead of "/includes/filename.html". Is there a way we could change that also? Thanks, Kheang
On Thursday 27 September 2001 10:13 pm, Brandon Caudle wrote:
Hey Fellow suse user, Recently I gave some of my friends shell accounts and web space on my server and some problems aroused. Anyone know how to solve this one? Is it possible?
I figured out what my problem was. My pages are all named html, and your server will only recognize shtml as pages with includes. Is there a way that you could change that setting so that it'll look for includes in html? Also, for my file names for my includes, I have to type "includes/filename.html" instead of "/includes/filename.html". Is there a way we could change that also?
Change this section:
#
# To use server-parsed HTML files
#
AddType text/html .shtml
AddHandler server-parsed .shtml
But it's not really a good idea; your server will parse all HTML served,
which is a waste of resource if there are no includes.
M
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Martin Webster
On Thursday 27 September 2001 11:29 pm, Martin Webster wrote:
On Thursday 27 September 2001 10:13 pm, Brandon Caudle wrote:
Hey Fellow suse user, Recently I gave some of my friends shell accounts and web space on my server and some problems aroused. Anyone know how to solve this one? Is it possible?
I figured out what my problem was. My pages are all named html, and your server will only recognize shtml as pages with includes. Is there a way that you could change that setting so that it'll look for includes in html? Also, for my file names for my includes, I have to type "includes/filename.html" instead of "/includes/filename.html". Is there a way we could change that also?
Change this section:
# # To use server-parsed HTML files # AddType text/html .shtml AddHandler server-parsed .shtml
But it's not really a good idea; your server will parse all HTML served, which is a waste of resource if there are no includes.
I should have mentioned that I was referring to /etc/httpd/httpd.conf (but
you probably knew that anyway ;-) ).
M
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Martin Webster
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