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Seems like you are using a dynamic server-side language, but it's just in mod-include's SSI language instead of something more conventional.
by vinaypai 4y ago
Seems like you are using a dynamic server-side language, but it's just in mod-include's SSI language instead of something more conventional.
- iam-TJ 4y agoYes and No. The very limited functionality of mod-include and apache httpd expr-essions isn't Turing-complete and cannot be manipulated by client requests. Secondly, as these are tightly integrated into httpd it turns out to be extremely efficient. I've been using mod-include in many ways for about 20 years. Only files marked with execute attribute (+x) are handled by mod-include in my case.