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MattElmore
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SSI seems to be working fine, however the timefmt flags are not configuring the format
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MattElmore
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Found the cause, and a workaround for this. 
The cause:
The apache 2.x branch breaks the timefrmt directive in .shtml files (note: the 1.3 branch is not affected).
The workaround:
Add the following to a .htaccess file in the site you want to use timefrmt to enable SSI parsing of .html files and then place your SSI calls inside a .html file.
AddType text/html .html
AddHandler server-parsed .html
The drawback:
All .html files will now be parsed for SSI thereby slowing down the site
The cause:
The apache 2.x branch breaks the timefrmt directive in .shtml files (note: the 1.3 branch is not affected).
The workaround:
Add the following to a .htaccess file in the site you want to use timefrmt to enable SSI parsing of .html files and then place your SSI calls inside a .html file.
AddType text/html .html
AddHandler server-parsed .html
The drawback:
All .html files will now be parsed for SSI thereby slowing down the site