It has come to my attention that one should be able to configure Apache Server to render .htm and .html pages through PHP Server thus resolving PHP code just as it does with .php pages. Is that clear? 
What I am looking for is hide the type of server behind the page. So, if I were able to have Apache pass my pages (.htm and .html) to PHP Server and so having PHP parse the PHP code within, the users will always see a page with a standard .htm or .html extension and not know what's behind the scenes.
I think I have visited websites where I can tell the information is not static and yet the document extension is always .htm or html.
I am not even sure how important this could be but I figure that it helps hide the technology in use and thus lessen possibilities of revealing your server's known bulnerabilities.
Jose Lerebours
KNOWLEDGE: Something you can give away endlessly and gain more of it in the process! - Jose Lerebours
What I am looking for is hide the type of server behind the page. So, if I were able to have Apache pass my pages (.htm and .html) to PHP Server and so having PHP parse the PHP code within, the users will always see a page with a standard .htm or .html extension and not know what's behind the scenes.
I think I have visited websites where I can tell the information is not static and yet the document extension is always .htm or html.
I am not even sure how important this could be but I figure that it helps hide the technology in use and thus lessen possibilities of revealing your server's known bulnerabilities.
Jose Lerebours
KNOWLEDGE: Something you can give away endlessly and gain more of it in the process! - Jose Lerebours