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# This may be done for us already by apxs during install: # #LoadModule websh_module %%APACHEMODDIR%%/mod_websh.so # # Add the following to your Apache config file or, if you use # Apache-2.x, simply drop into the %%PREFIX%%/%%APACHEETCDIR%%/Includes # <IfModule mod_websh.c> # add handlers for the file you want to process # in this example, we treat .whtml files as SSI type # html files that contain websh snipplets and .ws3 files # as websh scripts (CGI-like) -> websh.conf AddHandler websh .whtml AddHandler websh .ws3 # The vendor-distributed version passes ALL .html files # through mod_websh, which slows your server down. In this # example only files named *.whtml (and .ws3) get processed # by the module. # # -mi DirectoryIndex index.whtml index.ws3 # This allows you to check, that everything is working by accessing the # vendor's examples simply as http://yourserver/websh/ Alias /websh/ %%EXAMPLESDIR%%/ <Directory %%EXAMPLESDIR%%> Allow from all </Directory> # see sample for the configuration of # SSI type configuration (htmlhandler) and script configuration WebshConfig etc/websh.conf </IfModule>