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RolandG

[apache] module Server Side Inclusions (SSI) [résolu]

Hi,
I try to use apache Server Side Inclusions (SSI).

I have told in my main directory .htaccess what to do with a 404 error :

ErrorDocument 404 /admin/erreurs/err404.html

I have validate SSI  upon executables files in .htaccess of admin/errors/ :

Options +Includes
XBitHack on

I have set permissions of  my test file :

chmod +x err404.html

My test file contains some test lines using SSI calls :

    REDIRECT_HTTP_ACCEPT<!--#echo var="REDIRECT_HTTP_ACCEPT" --><br>
    REDIRECT_HTTP_USER_AGENT<!--#echo var="REDIRECT_HTTP_USER_AGENT" --><br>
    REDIRECT_PATH<!--#echo var="REDIRECT_PATH" --><br>
    REDIRECT_QUERY_STRING<!--#echo var="REDIRECT_QUERY_STRING" --><br>
    REDIRECT_REMOTE_ADDR<!--#echo var="REDIRECT_REMOTE_ADDR" --><br>
    REDIRECT_REMOTE_HOST<!--#echo var="REDIRECT_REMOTE_HOST" --><br>

But, when I call an unknown page, I only got an old wave 404 page :

Not Found
The requested URL was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache/2.4.29 (Ubuntu) Server at speedytools.tools Port 80

And I got, in the website error log :

[Wed May 13 12:16:42.069010 2020] [core:alert] [pid 5751] [client 91.170.93.64:11732] /nuage/speedytools.tools/admin/erreurs/.htaccess: Invalid command 'XBitHack', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration

So, I discover that
-  no include.mod  nor mod-include.mod appear in the /etc/apache2/mods-enabled directory
-  no include.mod  nor mod-include.mod appear in the /etc/apache2/mods-available directory
-  BUT an include.load file appear in the mods-available directory, wich contains :

# Depends: mime
LoadModule include_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_include.so

Which I do not know using.

Could you please help me ?

Dernière modification par RolandG (Le 13/05/2020, à 15:25)

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RolandG

Re : [apache] module Server Side Inclusions (SSI) [résolu]

Pardon pour l'anglais, j'ai confondu avec un autre forum.
La réponse à ma question est :

Il suffit d'autoriser le module .load, comme tous les autres, par la commande :

a2enmod include.load

et relancer apache par

sudo systemctl restart apache2

Merci de m'avoir laisser patauger (ce qui m'indique que la réponse est plus simple que je ne l'imagine ...)

à bientôt

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