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On 20 Jan 2002 rbowen@apache.org wrote:

>   +          <dd>
>   +          <p>The server will execute the given string using
>              <code>/bin/sh</code>. The include variables are available
>   +          to the command.</p>

It occurred to me after submitting the patch that I don't know what this
statement means. What is the meaning of the sentence "The include
variables are available to the command." Can someone give an example of
how one might take advantage of this fact?

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