Commenting/removing: #define LWIP_CHECKSUM_ON_COPY seems to resolve.
First of all, the only way you can be completely certain that this won't happen is to run nginx as a non-root user (there are many other reasons to do so, and I'm sure you are doing so already). Another thing to consider is that SSIs should generally be treated...
php,html,twitter-bootstrap-3,ssi
Remove this from index.css .navbar{ background-color:#039; width:120px; position:fixed; left: 0px; top: 0px; float:left; } that is what is messing it up!...
php,apache,templates,ssi,templatepower
Is Apache configured to preprocess .tpl files as Server-Side Includes? If not, it will ignore SSI directives in those files. The section on 'Enabling Server-Side Includes' in the mod_include documentation has details on how to configure this. You'll need to ensure that .tpl is present in the AddType and AddOutputFilter...
You are kind of mixing concerns here. PHP shouldn't be concerned about the display on the client. That is the job of the HTML, JS, CSS, etc. To achieve what you are asking for you should read up on AJAX. It will allow you to load / reload specific sections...
Yeah. I think the issue is that you have to get rid of the space just before the # so that it becomes: <!--#include virtual="/web/includes/header.html" --> ...
asynchronous,jetty,servlet-3.0,ssi
If you are modifying content during the proxying of that content, then use Jetty 9.2.8.v20150217 and its new org.eclipse.jetty.proxy.AsyncMiddleManServlet. Note: this is brand new functionality, and there is bound to be some warts in the implementation. This is a specialized AsyncProxyServlet designed to ease the complexities of modifying the request...
linux,apache,apache2,ubuntu-12.04,ssi
I found the problem: I simply had to load the include module. In practice I only had to a2enmod include and it fixed the problem. Sorry for the stupid question. I leave it for those who could spend a whole day looking for such an evident thing, like me......
Your PHP include is absolute. It begins with a / and therefore it'll look in the root (the up most path) and tries to traverse down. Change it to a relative one or the correct absolute one and a it'll work ð