[thelist] apache problem

[Jeremy Ashcraft]

Thanks, worked like a charm.  Guess you do learn something everyday.

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Morbus Iff wrote:

>
> Are SSI's enabled in the default domain? Since you don't specify within
> your vhosts that you should use SSI, they default to the value of your
> default domain / host. If they're not defined there, they default to off.
>
> For example, on my server, I don't want to offer SSI by default. So, my
> default domain has this in it's block:
>
>          Options Indexes
>
> Because I didn't specify SSI, SSI's are turned off by default. However, for
> domains that I *do* want to allow SSI's for, I add the following into their
> vhost block:
>
>     <Directory /path/to/root/of/vhost>
>     Options All
>     AllowOverride All
>     </Directory>
>
> These are actually pretty wide open priv's - they allow me to override
> everything that is in the default domain by using an .htaccess file. If you
> ONLY wanted to ensure that they can use SSI's, you'd
>
>          Options Includes
>
> instead of Options All. HTH.
>