From: "Craig Dunigan"
AFAIK, Apache by itself does nothing with the contents of a file it serves. You can write your own content handler with the Apache API, and make Apache do almost anything you want, but wouldn't it just be simpler to use sed or perl to change the pages directly? Unless you're on Windows, then I'd suggest a good web site management tool like Dreamweaver.
FYI All Apache on Windows web servers have built-in Windows Scripting (thatis VBScript or JScript but can even run Perl, when downloaded to Windows).
Learn to Script http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/learnit.mspx Find a Script http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/findit.mspx And current Windows OS systems Windows XP SP2 (and higher) can with the .NET 2 (out for testing now)use the whole .NET Framework 2 for scripting objects in Windows via
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