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From: Jeremy Falcon <jeremy@intersurf.com>
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Subject: server-side includes
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I have apache 1.3 installed.   I just enabled server-side includes (SSI) for the
main directory (i.e. http://www.webpage.net/) but I now I'm trying to enable
SSI for individual users (i.e. http://www.webpage.net/~user) in the apache.conf
file.

I'm assuming this will deal with a using <directory> directive in apache.conf,
but I don't know for sure.   Can someone please tell me how I can enable SSI for
each user?

Thanks,

Jeremy L. Falcon


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