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Echo Command of SSI



DATE_LOCAL: Current date in the local time zone.
<!--#echo var="DATE_LOCAL" -->

DATE_GMT: The current date in Greenwich Mean Time.
<!--#echo var="DATE_GMT" -->

GATEWAY_INTERFACE: The type of gateway used to handle the request.
<!--#echo var="GATEWAY_INTERFACE" -->

HTTP_CACHE_CONTROL: This directive is only used by clients or servers to control cache behavior not by SQUID.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CACHE_CONTROL" -->

HTTP_CACHE_INFO: variable contain information about the cache of the proxy server.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CACHE_INFO" -->

HTTP_CONNECTION: The type of connection as defined in the HTTP header.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONNECTION" -->

HTTP_DATE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_DATE" -->

HTTP_PRAGMA: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_PRAGMA" -->

HTTP_TRANSFER_ENCODING: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_TRANSFER_ENCODING" -->

HTTP_UPGRADE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_UPGRADE" -->

HTTP_VIA: if you are usign a proxy, the name will show up here.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_VIA" -->

HTTP_ACCEPT: A comma-delimited list of MIME types that the client application has notified the server that it can accept.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_ACCEPT" -->

HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET: A comma-delimited list of character sets that the client application has notified the server that it can accept.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET" -->

HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING: A comma-delimited list of Encoding types that the client application has notified the server that it can accept.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING" -->

HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE: The LANGUAGE types the server is requested to accept as defined in the HTTP header and typically used for content negotiation.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE" -->

HTTP_AUTHORIZATION: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_AUTHORIZATION" -->

HTTP_FROM: The email address of the user making the request.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_FROM" -->

HTTP_HOST: The base URL of this host.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_HOST" -->

HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE: sent from an agent (browser/bot) to the web server in order to know if the requested page has been changed since its last visit. The server responds with a 200 code (Ok) if the page has been modified or with a 304 code (Not modified) if the page has not been modified.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_IF_MODIFIED_SINCE" -->

HTTP_IF_MATCH: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_IF_MATCH" -->

HTTP_IF_NONE_MATCH: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_IF_NONE_MATCH" -->

HTTP_IF_RANGE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_IF_RANGE" -->

HTTP_IF_UNMODIFIED_SINCE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_IF_UNMODIFIED_SINCE" -->

HTTP_MAX_FORWARDS: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_MAX_FORWARDS" -->

HTTP_PROXY_AUTHORIZATION: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_PROXY_AUTHORIZATION" -->

HTTP_RANGE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_RANGE" -->

HTTP_REFERER: The URL of the document that the client was at before accessing current file.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_REFERER" -->

HTTP_USER_AGENT: The browser id or user-agent string identifying the browser.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_USER_AGENT" -->

HTTP_ALLOW: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_ALLOW" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_BASE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_BASE" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_ENCODING: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_ENCODING" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_LANGUAGE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_LANGUAGE" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_LENGTH: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_LENGTH" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_LOCATION: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_LOCATION" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_MD5: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_MD5" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_RANGE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_RANGE" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE" -->

HTTP_ETAG: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_ETAG" -->

HTTP_EXPIRES: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_EXPIRES" -->

HTTP_LAST_MODIFIED: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_LAST_MODIFIED" -->

HTTP_CONTENT_VERSION: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CONTENT_VERSION" -->

HTTP_DERIVED_FROM: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_DERIVED_FROM" -->

HTTP_LINK: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_LINK" -->

HTTPS: .
<!--#echo var="HTTPS" -->

HTTP_COOKIE: Contains the cookie sent by the remote client.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_COOKIE" -->

HTTP_COOKIE2: Contains the cookie sent by the remote client.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_COOKIE2" -->

ALL_HTTP: All the name/value pairs for HTTP environment variables.
<!--#echo var="ALL_HTTP" -->

HTTP_CLIENT_IP: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_CLIENT_IP" -->

HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR: Depend on your web server use proxy type such as Transparent, Anonymous, Distorting or High anonymity that value maybe is Client IP, proxy IP, random IP address or not determined. Learn more about Proxy Types.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR" -->

HTTP_X_FORWARDED: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_X_FORWARDED" -->

HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP: .
<!--#echo var="HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP" -->

HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR: shows where you've been routed from. proxy can forward real ip here, In order to remain anonymous the you DO NOT want your real IP showing, only the proxy's.(trully anon proxies will NOT show HTTP_FORWARDED or HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR variables.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR" -->

HTTP_FORWARDED: shows the path you use in connecting to a web server this line shows exactly where you're coming from. reveals proxy used VIA : reveals use of proxy.
<!--#echo var="HTTP_FORWARDED" -->

HTTP_REMOTE_HOST: will show your host name and address -country, etc...
<!--#echo var="HTTP_REMOTE_HOST" -->

IDENT: will show yor PC's name, your operating system, your charset.
<!--#echo var="IDENT" -->

CLIENT_IP: your IP can be revealed by proxy.
<!--#echo var="CLIENT_IP" -->

REMOTE_ADDR: Depend on your web server use proxy type such as Transparent, Anonymous, Distorting, High anonymity or do not use proxy that value maybe is proxy IP or Client IP. Learn more about Proxy Types.
<!--#echo var="REMOTE_ADDR" -->

REMOTE_HOST: The host name or IP address of the network from which the client requested the page.
<!--#echo var="REMOTE_HOST" -->

REMOTE_PORT: The port number used by the remote host when making this request.
<!--#echo var="REMOTE_PORT" -->

REMOTE_USER: The name (if available) of the client machine that requested the page/username entered by the remote client.
<!--#echo var="REMOTE_USER" -->

REMOTE_IDENT: The remote user name if supporting RFC931 identification. This variable may contain the client machine's username, but it is intended to be used for logging purposes only, when it is available.
<!--#echo var="REMOTE_IDENT" -->

AUTH_TYPE: The authentication method used to validate a user.
<!--#echo var="AUTH_TYPE" -->

AUTH_PASSWORD: The password provided by the user to the server if this page denied anonymous access and the client authenticated using the Basic method.
<!--#echo var="AUTH_PASSWORD" -->

AUTH_USER: The username provided by the user to the server if this page denied anonymous access under both Basic and NTLM methods.
<!--#echo var="AUTH_USER" -->

CONTENT_LENGTH: The number of bytes of data sent as a POST to the server.
<!--#echo var="CONTENT_LENGTH" -->

CONTENT_TYPE: The MIME type of the data sent as a POST to the server.
<!--#echo var="CONTENT_TYPE" -->

DOCUMENT_NAME: The full physical path and filename of the document requested.
<!--#echo var="DOCUMENT_NAME" -->

DOCUMENT_PATH_INFO:
<!--#echo var="DOCUMENT_PATH_INFO" -->

DOCUMENT_ROOT: The root directory of the site.
<!--#echo var="DOCUMENT_ROOT" -->

DOCUMENT_URI: The full virtual path and filename of the document requested in relation to the root folder of the web site.
<!--#echo var="DOCUMENT_URI" -->

PATH_INFO: Extra path information.
<!--#echo var="PATH_INFO" -->

PATH_TRANSLATED: The translated version of PATH_INFO.
<!--#echo var="PATH_TRANSLATED" -->

REQUEST_METHOD: The method used when requesting the page.
<!--#echo var="REQUEST_METHOD" -->

REQUEST_URI: The URI of the requested page, relevant to the document root.
<!--#echo var="REQUEST_URI" -->

SCRIPT_FILENAME: the standard CGI/SSI variable contain the physical System-view. The path to the script being executed (relative to DOCUMENT_ROOT).
<!--#echo var="SCRIPT_FILENAME" -->

SCRIPT_NAME: the standard CGI/SSI variable contain the physical System-view. The file name of the script being executed (relative to DOCUMENT_ROOT).
<!--#echo var="SCRIPT_NAME" -->

SCRIPT_URI: (non-standard) CGI/SSI environment variable contain the logical Web-view to the current resource.
<!--#echo var="SCRIPT_URI" -->

SCRIPT_URL: (non-standard) CGI/SSI environment variable contain the logical Web-view to the current resource.
<!--#echo var="SCRIPT_URL" -->

SERVER_ADDR: The IP address of the server for this URL.
<!--#echo var="SERVER_ADDR" -->

SERVER_ADMIN: The administrators email address for this server.
<!--#echo var="SERVER_ADMIN" -->

SERVER_NAME: The network name or URL host name of the server that received the request.
<!--#echo var="SERVER_NAME" -->

SERVER_PORT: The port number on which the request was received.
<!--#echo var="SERVER_PORT" -->

SERVER_PROTOCOL: The HTTP protocol that the request was passed under.
<!--#echo var="SERVER_PROTOCOL" -->

SERVER_SIGNATURE: The HTML string that may be embedded in the page to identify this host.
<!--#echo var="SERVER_SIGNATURE" -->

SERVER_SOFTWARE: The name/version of the web server.
<!--#echo var="SERVER_SOFTWARE" -->

UNIQUE_ID: set to the identifier for each request. Unique identifiers are useful for various reasons which are beyond the scope of this document.
<!--#echo var="UNIQUE_ID" -->

USER_NAME: The user name of the web site in which this web site runs.
<!--#echo var="USER_NAME" -->

USER_INFO: Identity of current site as known by the server.
<!--#echo var="USER_INFO" -->

FORWARDED: The name of the proxy server through which this document is being processed.
<!--#echo var="FORWARDED" -->

FROM: The name (most likely the E-Mail address) of the remote client user.
<!--#echo var="FROM" -->

SERVER_PORT_SECURE: The port number if the request was over a secure protocol.
<!--#echo var="SERVER_PORT_SECURE" -->

PAGE_COUNT: Number of hits on the current document since server came on-line.
<!--#echo var="PAGE_COUNT" -->

TOTAL_HITS: Number of documents server has served since coming on-line.
<!--#echo var="TOTAL_HITS" -->

REFERRER: The URL of the document the viewer came from.
<!--#echo var="REFERRER" -->

URL: The complete URL that the user specified when requesting the document.
<!--#echo var="URL" -->

QUERY_STRING: The raw query string sent from the remote browser.
<!--#echo var="QUERY_STRING" -->

QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED: The unescaped version of the search query sent by the client browser.
<!--#echo var="QUERY_STRING_UNESCAPED" -->

COMSPEC: Reports the path to COMMAND.COM when run locally in Windows.
<!--#echo var="COMSPEC" -->

REDIRECT_STATUS: .
<!--#echo var="REDIRECT_STATUS" -->

REDIRECT_URL: .
<!--#echo var="REDIRECT_URL" -->

HOME: This is a string representing the user's home directory, or initial default working directory.
The user can set HOME to any value. If you need to make sure to obtain the proper home directory for a particular user, you should not use HOME; instead, look up the user's name in the user database.
For most purposes, it is better to use HOME, precisely because this lets the user specify the value.
<!--#echo var="HOME" -->

LOGNAME: This is the name that the user used to log in. Since the value in the environment can be tweaked arbitrarily, this is not a reliable way to identify the user who is running a program.
<!--#echo var="LOGNAME" -->

PATH: A path is a sequence of directory names which is used for searching for a file. The variable PATH holds a path used for searching for programs to be run.
<!--#echo var="PATH" -->

TERM: This specifies the kind of terminal that is receiving program output. Some programs can make use of this information to take advantage of special escape sequences or terminal modes supported by particular kinds of terminals. Many programs which use the termcap library.
<!--#echo var="TERM" -->

TZ: This specifies the time zone.
<!--#echo var="TZ" -->

LANG: This specifies the default locale to use for attribute categories where neither LC_ALL nor the specific environment variable for that category is set.
<!--#echo var="LANG" -->

LC_ALL: If this environment variable is set it overrides the selection for all the locales done using the other LC_* environment variables. The value of the other LC_* environment variables is simply ignored in this case.
<!--#echo var="LC_ALL" -->

LC_COLLATE: This specifies what locale to use for string sorting.
<!--#echo var="LC_COLLATE" -->

LC_CTYPE: This specifies what locale to use for character sets and character classification.
<!--#echo var="LC_CTYPE" -->

LC_MESSAGES: This specifies what locale to use for printing messages and to parse responses.
<!--#echo var="LC_MESSAGES" -->

LC_MONETARY: This specifies what locale to use for formatting monetary values.
<!--#echo var="LC_MONETARY" -->

LC_NUMERIC: This specifies what locale to use for formatting numbers.
<!--#echo var="LC_NUMERIC" -->

LC_TIME: This specifies what locale to use for formatting date/time values.
<!--#echo var="LC_TIME" -->

NLSPATH: This specifies the directories in which the catopen function looks for message translation catalogs.
<!--#echo var="NLSPATH" -->

_POSIX_OPTION_ORDER: If this environment variable is defined, it suppresses the usual reordering of command line arguments by getopt and argp_parse.
<!--#echo var="_POSIX_OPTION_ORDER" -->

LAST_MODIFIED: The date and time the document was last modified.
<!--#echo var="LAST_MODIFIED" -->

View more...

• Introduction to Server Side Includes (SSI).
• Enable SSI On Your Server via .htaccess file.
• Include Command of SSI.
• Echo Command of SSI.
• Date Command of SSI.
• Config Command of SSI.
• Exec Command of SSI.
• Other Basic Commands of SSI.
• SSI Conditional Basics.
• Conditional Expressions of SSI.
• Choose colors for your website.
• 10 Reasons Why People Don't Visit Your Web Site.
• 10 Profitable Reasons To Add A Discussion Board Or Chat Room To Your Web Site.
• 10 Legal Commandments for Your website.
• A sample for comments include Google Search results on Web, Videos, Blogs.
• Add Favicon to further promote your website.
• Website Design and content, technical guidelines and basic principles.
• List of common MIME types and their corresponding file extensions.
• What is a RSS Feed ? How to make Static Feeds and Dynamic Feeds.
• Resources design website for webmasters.



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