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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=8482 nph- CGIs and/or server-pushed methodes not working properly ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2002-10-24 12:01 ------- If you were using mod_cgi with 2.0.43, you have all the fixes that are available. Here is teststream.pl on cvs HEAD with mod_cgid: --------- Testing streaming of content (with scripting) If most of the tests below succeed then it is likely streaming of content works fine. If they fail then either the webserver, a proxy between you and the webserver or your browser is having problems with streams (and sometimes scripts embedded inside streams). If the difference in any failed tests is only a second then it is more likely that your internet connection to the server is slow. Test 0: OK Test 1: Failed: 1035460289 != 1035460288 Test 2: Failed: 1035460294 != 1035460293 Test 3: Failed: 1035460299 != 1035460298 Test 4: Failed: 1035460304 != 1035460303 Test 5: Failed: 1035460309 != 1035460308 Less than 4 tests were successful. You probably have a problem with streaming of content (or a slow internet connection) End of test. ------------ Note that the failures were all only 1 second too late. Here is teststream.pl on cvs HEAD with mod_cgi: ------ Testing streaming of content (with scripting) If most of the tests below succeed then it is likely streaming of content works fine. If they fail then either the webserver, a proxy between you and the webserver or your browser is having problems with streams (and sometimes scripts embedded inside streams). If the difference in any failed tests is only a second then it is more likely that your internet connection to the server is slow. Test 0: OK Test 1: OK Test 2: OK Test 3: OK Test 4: OK Test 5: OK 6 out of 6 tests were OK, looks like streaming is working End of test. ----- Should I assume that there is a functional problem with mod_cgid based on this test, or perhaps it is just a bit slower than mod_cgi? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
