"Please config your Apache to parse HTM and HTML files as well. Not only SHTML. As now SSI is working only within SHTML files."

How do I do this????

I don't recommend this, because of the potential load increase to your server, and the added security risk.

Look for the following line in your httpd.conf file:

AddHandler server-parsed .shtml

Change it to:

AddHandler server-parsed .html .htm .shtml

If you don't want to do it server wide you can add an .htaccess with the same line than uuallan said
AddHandler server-parsed .html .htm .shtml

Duh, good suggestion Jorge...I should have mentioned that.

Cluster,

As uuallan said it is certainly not advisable for Apache to parse all html and htm files. If I were you I would ask the customer to rename all files with SSI to .shtml

But it's upto you I guess

Cheers
Balaji

I think this PR gets filed as resolution: NOTABUG. ;)

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Originally posted by MotleyFool
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Don't you use Bugzilla for problem tracking?

Nope!

We use our own inhouse tool called D-Bug - developed in ASP on SQL Server on an intranet , it is simply great and blends nicely with our Quality program rated at SEI CMM Level 5!

But the terminology NotaBug is common and I understand that.. the context was cryptic and so I got confused. [it's not for nothing i got a nic like mine you see ;) ]

Cheers
B

What kind of security risk do I have? What can a freehost client do? I got already got apache to parse htm and html files cause I need headers and footers inserted in all htm files into my freehost. I want all pages to have code replaced in a second if I decide to change sponsors.