The config directive modifies the default SSI behavior.
errmsg sets a default error message. This include
must come before other includes in your html file in order for
it to return the modified error message. Any includes that are
above the errmsg will return the default error message rather
than your custom message. The error is logged in the server's
error log.
<!--#config errmsg="Another include messed up.
Please email webmaster@mydomain.com -->
timefmt defines the format to use for times and dates.
config timefmt must come before the
echo directive for it to work.
This is a string compatible with the strftime library call
under most versions of UNIX.
I know, I know. All those %A %B %d look like gobble-de-gook. For
a quick and painless explanation check the handy
Time/Dates Format table. Print out this
friendly version and keep it taped to your desktop.
(No.... not that desktop, the other one).
sizefmt determines whether the file size is displayed
in bytes or as kilobytes or megabytes. To display bytes, use
a value of "bytes". Set the value to "abbrev" for kilobytes or
megabytes. Again, the config sizefmt must come before
the fsize directive for the command to work.
