so i have an apache-2.4.25 (as packaged in Debian/stretch), and would like to use SSI's `exec` method.

```
<!--#exec cmd="ls" -->

```

Unfortunately this gives me an error:

```
[an error occurred while processing this directive]

```

In the logfiles it says

```
unknown directive "exec" in parsed doc /path/to/some/user/public_html/ssitest/index.shtml

```

which I tracked down to having `Options +IncludesNOEXEC` enabled in my `userdir.conf` (which disables the `exec` directive for SSI).
So I tried to turn that option off for a single specific VHost, by putting the following into the `VirtualHost` section:

```
Options -IncludesNOEXEC
Options +Includes

```

Unfortunately this doesn't help.

So I tried with in the `Directory` section, but still no luck:

```
Alias /ssitest/ /path/to/some/user/public_html/ssitest/
Options -IncludesNOEXEC
Options +Includes
<Directory /path/to/some/user/public_html/ssitest/>
  Options -IncludesNOEXEC
  Options +Includes
</Directory>

```

Whenever I try to access my page, I get the *an error occurred while processing this directive* error.

So is there a way to disable a previously set option?