I have gone through this article a dozen (literally) times and all of the suggestions in this discussion and *still* cannot get the .shtml to work properly.
If I target it specifically, it works, so I know that it is able to process SSI (correct?). The problem is, when I swap out the .html with the modified .shtml, I get the default Apache page with the "Not seeing the page you expected..." message.
What gives? I have dumped my cache (it is set to never cache and has 0MB assigned to the file). I have stopped and started Apache. I have made sure that I was adding 'Include' to the proper directory. I even went in to DirectoryIndex and added 'index.shtml' before 'index.html'! I really do not know where to go from here.
I have gone so far as to try editing the ...conf.default page; add 'Includes' to my user file; and any other outside option I ran across. I know this should not be as difficult as it is, but for whatever reason it is.
I am brand new to doing any of this, but what could I be missing? I even tested the .conf for errors and got the 'Syntax ok' approval.
Please offer any suggestion you may have. I will greatly and definitely appreciate them.
Regards,
Craig
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Still not getting .shtml to work right.
2002-09-25 16:45:04
philocon
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No chance to find the answer in the article. -
It's here:
Search for
It's here:
Search for
'DirectoryIndex index.html'
add 'index.shtml'
so it reads
'DirectoryIndex index.html index.shtml'
For further explanation read
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2000/03/02/configuring_apache.html