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using SSI with <!--#exec cgi=""-->
Hi all,
Will the following SSI tag work?
<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/biochemLinks.pl?do_something"-->
or is it impossible to send instructions to the $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'} variable via Apache SSI?
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>> Will the following SSI tag work?

No.

>> is it impossible to send instructions to the $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}

Use include virtual instead.
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