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The most certain way is to create a small web page, include some SSI, name it with an SHTML extention and upload it. 
<html><head><title>SSI test page</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>SSI test page</h1>
<hr/>
<!--#echo var="SERVER_NAME" --> <br/>
<!--#echo var="Document_URI" --> <br/>
<!--#echo var="LAST_MODIFIED" --> <br/>
<hr/>
</body></html>

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But if they haven't gotten back to you in 3 weeks, it might be time to look for a new host. The host I use usually responds within 24hrs.

-Theo-
(so many nodes and so little time ... )

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Re: Re: checking for SSI?
by Anonymous Monk on Feb 04, 2004 at 18:56 UTC
    Thank you so much Theo. I was using .html and I couldn't think for the life of me why my SSI code was showing up in the sorce code and not being executed. On all my other sites I use .html with SSI and it works, but rename it to .shtml surely did the trick. Thanks!
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      There are several ways to "enable" SSI. I think most of them are covered here along with tutorial info. The HtmlGoodies site has more tutorial stuff.

      Here's another site with SSI tutorials, including techniques I've not seen elsewhere.

      -Theo-
      (so many nodes and so little time ... )

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