This is a discussion on xbithack and migration from Apache 1.3 to 2 within the Linux Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; I've got a number of cases where HTML pages are enabled for SSI processing by use of XBitHack full. ...
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I've got a number of cases where HTML pages are enabled for SSI processing by use of XBitHack full. In the past, these pages had their "charset" defined in .htaccess by one or other of: AddType "text/html; charset=whatever" html or: AddCharset whatever html Either of these worked fine in Apache 1.3.* On migrating to Apache 2, however, it appears that the presence of either of these directives in .htaccess is preventing the SSI processing from occurring. As soon as I disable the relevant AddType or AddCharset directive, the SSI processing comes to life - but then the "charset" reverts to the server's global default, rather than the one that I wanted to use. Guidance, please, on a good way to get both XBitHack and my choice of charset working at the same time in Apache 2. thanks |