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Using CAT on Linux

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Jno

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Jun 19, 2001
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On our old site, BSD unix, i was using cat to load one html file into another. But on our new Linux site, I can get cat to work at the command prompt, but not load one file into another. (Note: I am not talking about server side includes or PHP -- this worked from within an html page.

I was using this on the BSDI and it worked:

<!--#exec cmd=&quot;/bin/cat include.txt&quot; -->
 
cat sourcefile >> destinationfile d3funct
zimmer.jon@cfwy.com
The software required `Windows 95 or better', so I installed Linux.

 
Being a typical unix-filter, cat writes its output to STDOUT, if not redirected by the calling program (shell).

just one question:
so what are you talking about, when that is _not_ a SSI?

ciao, mbr
 
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