[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Status property of the Response object per the ASP implimentation on windows IIS takes the whole string '213 Woof woof'. And outputs it just like the Status: header in cgi spec. This is the expected, documented behavior of the status property on the Response object, to my understanding.
Currently, Apache::ASP uses mod_perl $r->status to set the $Response->{Status},
which can only take an integer. It may be better to instead call
$r->status_line(), which seems to give you the flexibility that you need.
I can try the change, and send you an early release of the next Apache::ASP version with this change. Let me know.
My apologies for taking so long to follow up with this fix.
I have on a couple occasions tried to implement this change to produce the results you are going for, but without success. I will keep trying to get Apache / mod_perl to do the right thing.
The place that I am hung up on is actually having the initial status line return the right response where it normally says:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
it should be possible to make it say "HTTP/1.1 200 Woof Woof" or whatever, but these does not yet seem to work for me despite my best efforts. However, it may still be possible to set a separate Status header:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Status: 200 Woof Woof
that may also be of use to you, but it would seem an incomplete fix to me.
Any thoughts?
--Josh
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