<!--#include virtual="/http://www.rbsproductions.co.uk/cgi-bin/bw-coun
+ter/bw-counter.cgi -->

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(1) Your code above has no closing quote mark at the end of the path.

(2) Your path above starts with both / and http://, so it's a mess already.

(3) The path needs to point at the filesystem location (relative to htdocs) for the server, not the web location for the outside world. So /cgi-bin/bw-counter/bw-counter.cgi might be closer to the mark. Drop the http:/ and domain name.

(4) The web server needs to have permission (as user 'httpd ', 'apache' or 'nobody') to execute the script. Change modes and permissions suitably to allow this.

(5) This has nothing to do with Perl.

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In reply to Re: OT: Server-Side Include (SSI) not working by halley
in thread OT: Server-Side Include (SSI) not working by rbspro

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