Re: Apache 2.2 mod_include mis-interpreting back-references

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hugh williams <hughw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> My question still remains - what changed in Apache that a construct it
> formerly parsed one way is now treated differently? Or not so much
> what changed, but why? Why does Apache now "care" what is inside an
> exec cmd' string?

Even in 1.3, mod_include interpreted $ in an exec cmd string as a
variable substitution, and the doc warned that to include a literal $,
it needed to be quoted with a backslash.  The implementation probably
changed in a way that made it less forgiving of having a $ not followed
by the name of an existing variable, but that was never actually legal.

Dan


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