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moo, 2007-07-07 15:28
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Server-Side Includes
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Module: mod_ssi
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Description ===========
SSI is a very old and cheap way to generate content dynamicly on server-side.
The use of this module is strongly discouraged:
- the execution of a SSI script is done in the server-core
- a long-running SSI script blocks the handling of ALL connections
- as soon as you use #exec the performance gets worse than using CGI scripts directly
You should only use SSI for two reason:
- content assembling with #include
- legacy applications
Configuration
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You have to load the mod_ssi module and set the ssi-extension:
::
server.modules = ( ..., "mod_ssi", ... )
ssi.extension = ( ".shtml" )
Supported Options
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Expression Handling
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Every ''expr'' is interpreted:
- logical: AND, OR, !
- compare: =, <, <=, >, =>, !=
- precedence: (, )
- quoted strings: 'string with a dollar: $FOO'
- variable substitution: $REMOTE_ADDR
- unquoted strings: string
Flow Control
------------
if, elif, else and endif can only be used to insert content under special
conditions.
Unsupported Features
--------------------
The original SSI module from NCSA and Apache provided some more options
which are not supported by this module for various reasons:
- nested virtual
- config.errmsg
- echo.encoding
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Updated by moo over 17 years ago · 6 revisions