RE: Enabling Server Side Includes in Apache2.2

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I found the loadmodule line in the httpd.conf file and confirmed that it is also listed out using httpd -M.  I've got no errors in the logfile.  It's like it just ignores the include code.  I found something on a google search
about changing the double quotes in the include line to single quotes but
that didn't help.  I also used the addhandler directives that were an older
usage but that didn't work either.  

Not really sure what's going on.  Not much to go on.  I would really like to 
avoid going back to a Windows server.    

Greg

>I can't give specifics for httpd under RHEL, but you're looking for a 
>line that is similar to this:
>
>LoadModule include_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_include.so
>
>To determine which modules are loaded into the server (both static and 
>dynamic), run "httpd -M". The <IfModule> directive simply checks to make 
>sure the module is loaded before attempting to set the directives within >it.
>
>Make sure you check your Apache logs too for any errors or notifications.
>
>-- 
>Justin Pasher

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