When I stated that "I tried echoing those," I as referring to making the attempt on the unix based server. I have now enabled serving "HTML" as "Server Parsed" on the BBS server to see what happens when I try to serve functional code developed on the unix server using the TF-based server. I installed a package of HTML files I created on the unix server that utilize features based upon the code I posted earlier.
The BBS serves up the code for the last modified and date_local variables, but it does not serve up the evaluated DOCUMENT_URI code (all that is seen is the "http://" prefix and the hostname without the rest of the path to the document).
On 08/04/1998 04:02 PM, Daniel O'Leary wrote:
>I tried echoing those, but it did not work on the server. The server >returned "none" for DOCUMENT NAME and the LOCATION also returned the IP >address instead of just the hostname. > > >On 08/04/1998 09:41 AM, Rusty Tucker wrote: > >>On 8/3/98 4:45 PM, Daniel O'Leary wrote: >> >>>Can you add support for <!--#echo var="DOCUMENT_URI--> like is done >in >> >>>Apache? >> >> >> >>Isn't that the same as >> >>"LOCATION" + "DOCUMENT_NAME" ? >> >> >>Rusty Tucker >>Spider Island > >--- >Daniel O'Leary, Sysop >KloneZone Mac - A TeleFinder 5.7 Mac/Windows BBS >532 Verna Trail North, Fort Forth TX USA 76108 (817)367-2558 (Voice) >(817)367-2712 (Dial-in) 1:130/1015 (Fido) klonezone.tfnet.org (TFNet) >kz.eaze.net (Internet) http://kz.eaze.net (WWW)
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