Please ask your webservers admin if
<!--#exec cgi="/absolute/filesystem/path/to/script" -->
and
<!--#exec cmd="/absolute/filesystem/path/to/cmd" -->
are allowed in SSI. Some providers disable their interpolation or execution due to security concerns.

If so, there is as it's been already said only the chance of using
<!--#include virtual="/path/relative/to/your/web_server_root/script" -->
which is using the GET method so you cannot use POST but can (using SSI 2.0) add the query_string to it alike this 

<!--#include virtual="/path/relative/to/your/web_server_root/script$QU
+ERY_STRING" -->

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All decision is left to your taste

In reply to Re: exec cgi problem by little
in thread Execute CGI script from SSI (was: exec cgi problem) by cal

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