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Just came across something weird.
I can't get a filter to run on top of a
proxied file...
I think it is just me being stupid..

but the following doesn't seem to parse the SSI commands
coming through ;(

<Locaton /foo>
    Setoutputfilter INCLUDES
    ProxyPass http://foo/bar
</Location>