I have set up a cgi script that will display an error message and send an email to the administrator and placed that into the httpd.conf file via ErrorDocument 500 /cgi-bin/bad.pl I have about 30 different "Apps" that are native mod perl modules (written from scratch, not cgi converts). When one of these apps dies unexpectedly, it usually calls the bad.pl script and everything works the way it should. But about 10 percent of the time, apache sends the error to standard out, so the the browser sees something like: SQL Failure: SELECT * from all_tables: ORA-XXXXX: Some Obscure SQL Error No where in any of my code do I print a header until I'm finally ready to print every thing at once to the browser, so I shouldn't have sent any headers at the time the error occured. I also never print the errors. What could cause apache to send error messages to the browser rather than redirect to the bad.pl script? Thanks, Robert Landrum -- Warning: The contents of this message are made of bits which may or may not be an accurate representation of my thoughts.
