Justin Hawkins wrote: > As it says here: > > http://www.masonhq.com/docs/manual/1.28/CGIHandler.html#calling_abort___under_cgihandler > > > It doesn't work right (you can't set a non-200 HTTP status code). >
I've had the same problem, and I'm using the ApacheHandler that comes with Mason. Although admitedly, it's Mason version 1.32, not the latest version. In particular, the problem I had was that $m->redirect didn't work. This is because redirect works by setting the location header, and then aborting with a 3xx status. The location would be set, but the browser wouldn't automatically redirect because it was getting a 200 status. The status can be set under mod_perl using: $r->status($status); So to abort, you can: $r->status($status); $m->abort; Similarly, I've found I've had to write my own redirect function to take care of this. I mentioned this on the mailing list back at the beginning of the month. -Oli
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