SSI, Server Side Includes, are similar to RXML tags and have the
advantage of being a standard supported by many web servers. It is
thus possible to write pages using SSI that are portable to other web
servers.
The downside of SSI is that it is in no way as flexible or
powerful as RXML. The tags are placed within HTML comments, which
makes it impossible to combine different SSI tags. However, it is
possible to combine SSI tags with regular RXML tags.
Roxen WebServer does not presently implement all the SSI functionality
that Apache supports.
| Name | Description | Needed Module |
| <!--#config> |
The config command is used to configure how things should be printed. |
SSI support |
| <!--#echo> |
Prints a variable from the server or request. |
SSI support |
| <!--#exec> |
Executes a CGI script or shell command. |
SSI support |
| <!--#flastmod> |
This tag prints the last modification date of the specified
file. |
SSI support |
| <!--#fsize> |
Prints the size of the specified file, subject to the sizefmt format
specification used in the <!--#config> SSI tag. |
SSI support |
| <!--#include> |
Insert a text from another file into the page. |
SSI support |
| <!--#printenv> |
This tag outputs a listing of all existing variables and their
values. |
SSI support |
| <!--#set> |
Sets the value of a variable. |
SSI support |
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