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Re: Combining SSI, PHP, and CGI in Apache 2.x
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| Mxsmanic 2005-01-20, 5:59 pm |
| Chung Leong writes:
> I looked at the php Apache2 filter source code a little more closely. Here's
> some qualification to what I said: php will parse a piece of data in the
> output bucket brigade if comes in a file bucket. The core output filter
> sends a requested file down the pipeline as a file bucket, so that gets
> parsed. If you write an Apache2 filter that attaches a header file and a
> footer file to the output, those too would get parsed. If the data is stored
> in a memory bucket, it won't get parsed by PHP.
I don't understand what that tells me.
> I'm not too sure what you're trying to achieve here, but I think <#include
> virtual="/something.php"> is what you need.
If I change the #include virtual="/something.html" to #include
virtual="/something.php", I get
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
instead of the included file.
I tried adding .html and .htm to .php in the list of extensions on
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
I get segmentation faults in the httpd processes each time they try to
process anything with an #include directive in it.
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