thanks to all that replied. apparently the missing apace was the problem.
> Try to leave a space after the final " and before -->
>
> The recommended way is to use the include virtual method.
> The line will be:
>
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> Have you checked that your web host allows include or exec methods in
> SSI's. This is frequently disabled as a security precaution.
I actually have many include files being used on the web site. I also
thought that there might be something about feeding headers to an HTML page
that (obviously)
thanks for responding
> what is put in the httpd error log when this occurs? that
> information
> could be valuable.
here is the log entry:
Fri Oct 25 14:57:22 2002] [error] [client 68.68.42.71] unable to include
"../cgi-bin/quotes/quotemaster.cgi?" in parsed file
/usr/local/plesk/apache/vhosts
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 at 12:11, Al Hospers opined:
have you looked at apache's documentation for mod_include?
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_include.html
AH:the cgi works fine when called in the browser as a url, here:
AH:
AH:http://66.186.192.77/cgi-bin/quotes/quotemaster.cgi?
AH:
AH:but wh
> Have you checked that your web host allows include or exec methods in
> SSI's. This is frequently disabled as a security precaution.
I actually have many include files being used on the web site. I also
thought that there might be something about feeding headers to an HTML page
that (obviously)
Hi Al,
Have you checked that your web host allows include or exec methods in
SSI's. This is frequently disabled as a security precaution.
William
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I have a CGI that reads a random text file and spits it back to whatever
calls it. I am trying to call it from a web page as an include or exec. any
help would be appreciated.
the cgi works fine when called in the browser as a url, here:
http://66.186.192.77/cgi-bin/quotes/quotemaster.cgi?
but w
