OK, thanks guys, but I need to refine my question a little:

I am running apache, but I'm not sure if it supports mod_perl, since I am not administrating the webserver at my university (and I think that I don't really need to know to obtain what I'm looking for).
Creating a module is something that I could do, but remember that laziness is what makes a programmer (maybe not a Perl Monk?), so my question was more something like:

What is the best way, when parsing my template html files (which contain SSI exec calls) to produce the same effect as a real SSI call, without having to change anything to the SSI scripts.

The scripts are written in Perl, of course, so I have access to the source code. Rewriting them as a module would not be a big hassle, but simplicity and ease are good virtues (wouldn't that be cool if I could redistribute my SSI scripts for somebody who wants to use them as real SSIs?).

In reply to Re: Best way to by gaggio
in thread Best way to "simulate" SSI by gaggio

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