Beef up your second instance of thttpd with redirects and Server Side Includes - Revision history

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84.44.235.24 — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 12:47:08 GMT

Server Side Includes

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	We want to display the modification date of "mod.txt" in the directory "docs" on our web server automatically. Of course this also works for HTML documents, this is just an example.		We want to display the modification date of "mod.txt" in the directory "docs" on our web server automatically. Of course this also works for HTML documents, this is just an example.
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-	~~http://hvkls.dyndns.org/downloads/documentation/ makes heavy use of the technique described here.~~

	cd /mnt/share/www # this is our server root		cd /mnt/share/www # this is our server root

84.44.130.157 — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 09:39:53 GMT

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	See "man ssi" for details and more variables, how to include files, and more about SSIs.		See "man ssi" for details and more variables, how to include files, and more about SSIs.

-	Hint: ~~use~~ "virtual" instead of "file" if you want to include files.	+	Hint: Use "virtual" instead of "file" if you want to include files, giving the path relative to the server root.

	[[Category:General]]		[[Category:General]]

84.44.130.157 — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 09:32:54 GMT

Server Side Includes

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	See "man ssi" for details and more variables, how to include files, and more about SSIs.		See "man ssi" for details and more variables, how to include files, and more about SSIs.
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		+	Hint: use "virtual" instead of "file" if you want to include files.

	[[Category:General]]		[[Category:General]]

84.44.130.157 — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 09:31:47 GMT

Redirection

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	<strong>You can't redirect index.html with thttpd; but you can redirect "dirname/".</strong>		<strong>You can't redirect index.html with thttpd; but you can redirect "dirname/".</strong>
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-	~~<strong>If you want to include a file, it needs to be in the same directory as the file it's loaded into.</strong>~~

	Having said that, we want to redirect users to the linkstationwiki.net if they click on the file "community.html" on our website; linking to this file is possible.		Having said that, we want to redirect users to the linkstationwiki.net if they click on the file "community.html" on our website; linking to this file is possible.

Ramuk — Sun, 23 Jul 2006 00:51:09 GMT

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Ramuk — Thu, 20 Jul 2006 23:16:34 GMT

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	Based on work by andre.		Based on work by andre.

Andre — Thu, 20 Jul 2006 09:18:40 GMT

Redirection

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	== Redirection ==		== Redirection ==

-	<strong>You ~~cannot~~ redirect index.html with thttpd~~!!!~~</strong>	+	<strong>You can't redirect index.html with thttpd; but you can redirect "dirname/".</strong>

-	<strong>If you want to include a file, it needs to be in the same directory as to file it's loaded into.</strong>	+	<strong>If you want to include a file, it needs to be in the same directory as the file it's loaded into.</strong>

	Having said that, we want to redirect users to the linkstationwiki.net if they click on the file "community.html" on our website; linking to this file is possible.		Having said that, we want to redirect users to the linkstationwiki.net if they click on the file "community.html" on our website; linking to this file is possible.

Ramuk — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 07:07:39 GMT

Andre — Sun, 16 Jul 2006 16:37:23 GMT

Server Side Includes: categorize

Andre — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 08:06:42 GMT

Server Side Includes (SSI) and Redirection with thttpd

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	* <strong>thttpd</strong> is the web server that comes with the Linkstation; the example configuration will assume you're using the second instance thttpd2, as described in [[Articles/GeneralThttpd]]. You might also find [[Articles/GeneralThttpdSSL]] useful for your web server.		* <strong>thttpd</strong> is the web server that comes with the Linkstation; the example configuration will assume you're using the second instance thttpd2, as described in [[Articles/GeneralThttpd]]. You might also find [[Articles/GeneralThttpdSSL]] useful for your web server.

-	=== Requirements ===	+	== Requirements ==

	Thttpd comes with two auxiliary programs, "redirect" and "ssi", which we'll use to serve ".shtml" pages (as SSI enabled pages are usually called).		Thttpd comes with two auxiliary programs, "redirect" and "ssi", which we'll use to serve ".shtml" pages (as SSI enabled pages are usually called).