[calimehtar]

I just installed panther and noticed that my previous apache configuration had been backed up and replaced with a new one. As a result, ssi doesn't work anymore. I followed instructions here , as I had done with Jaguar and it's not working

Odds are it's just some stupid thing I overlooked, but I thought I'd ask if there's anything I should look out for regarding apache on panther.

[Moonray]

Rename the new httpd.conf to something else, rename your old .applesaved back and it should run again. Then open both in your favorite text editor and look for differences, apply any changes you find in the new one to your old one.

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[si_lance]

or you can use diff from command line...

[calimehtar]

Yeah, I just tried using .applesaved and restarting apache but no luck. The rest of you got ssi to work in Panther?

[Moonray]

Yes it works fine for ahem years. And SSI on Apache is not a Panther specific issue, so you can get much help here.

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[Arkham_c]

The includes modules are enabled by default. You just have to add Includes to the Options on the Directory entry. For example:

Code:
<Directory />
    Options FollowSymLinks Includes
    AllowOverride None
</Directory>

Restart apache and viola.