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Apache question
Is there a way to have apache parsing php or perl code without having the filename extension on the conf. files?
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you could try asking on
xxxtech.com which is as its name suggests a tech specific forum and so populated by geeks that know all sorts of weird shit.. ;) |
here i get all kinds of geeks.. :)
damn..i need to register. can't i put a guest topic? :Graucho |
Put it in an htaccess file for the directories you need the files parsed in.
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Like this:
AddType application/x-httpd-php html htm ? |
Yep. Just make sure you have the dot in front of the file extension. I think that's necessary, although I could be wrong. heh.
I think this is for parsing files for php: AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .html .htm and this is for parsing html files for SSI calls: AddHandler server-parsed .html |
Ok, got it!
Thank you very much. |
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