Hi David,
Thanks for the help.
> footers? i've seen lots of apache (especially mod_perl) extensions that
> generate HTTP headers, but footers?
Basically, header.cgi and footer.cgi scripts output is added to every
.html or .cgi file server by apache. The output is based on Virtual
server settings, environment variables, per directory and per file
settings. I'd rather use standard apache module for all that, but it was
designed before I came here...
> heavily used and regularly tested by real users to be compatible with as
> many Apache and mod_perl configurations as, well, users use, and submit bug
> reports about. are your server extensions publicly available? if so i'm
No, they're home-grown and very specialised for our environment.
> on the other hand, if the app doesn't know what charset apache set, i wonder
> if calling the charset function above, and passing it an empty string or
> undef would give you just the content-type part of the header that you're
> looking for. have you tried that?
That's an idea. Thanks, I'll try that. In the meantime, I just installed
2.56 version of CGI.pm, which is the last to work fine for me.
Evaldas
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