This is a test of server-side includes.

Here is a simple file inclusion:

Same file, but with a full pathname:

Something from a subdirectory:

Here is a virtual file inclusion:

Here is a trickier one:

Here is the last modified date:

Here it is again, with a modified format. Note that this time, we used the  directive, with var="LAST_MODIFIED". BUG in standard server: the modified format doesn't take, though it does affect the DATE_LOCAL and DATE_GMT vars below.

Here is the size of this file:

And here it is again, with a modified format.

Here is the unescaped query string, which should be "query string": broken in standard httpd

And here is the same, escaped (a CGI var, just to test one of them): broken in standard httpd

Other include vars (all through ):

DOCUMENT_URI
DOCUMENT_NAME
DATE_LOCAL
DATE_GMT

Here is the current date, as a shell command:

Now, we test configuring the error message, by setting it with  and then deliberately staging an error. You should see a complaint appropriate to a much more sophisticated piece of software than httpd (but one which, like httpd, came out of Urbana, Illinois).

Here is the environment seen by a  command:

Finally, we try including the output of a CGI script, and see what CGI vars it gets:

Note that this only works for ScriptAliased scripts --- it does not work if the script is ExecCGI (or RunScripts) out of a STD_DOCUMENT directory (i.e., not scriptaliased). But that's a bug in the standard server as well.