Jean-Michel Hiver wrote: > >> I don't think this is ever going to work in mp1 under Registry. for the >> most part, allowing a script to set the status of the response line is a >> hack - I'm not sure how widely documented it is (I've only ever seen >> it in >> comments in Apache core myself) and I don't see the code at all in Apache >> 2.0. >> > Well, it _does_ work properly under mod_cgi. Since Apache::Registry is > supposed to emulate mod_cgi, I think it's a bug in Apache::Registry.
Registry is not a pure emulation of mod_cgi. it tries to be and even does an excellent job, but there are a few prices to be paid for the speed due to the fact that it is, after all, an emulation enhanced for speed and not a pure mod_cgi forked and buffered environment. you've stumbed on to one of them, but it's not surprising, seeing as how (as I mentioned) it's a rather obscure feature you're using. > Which is why I've sent a bug report using your most impressive test > skeleton. glad you like it :) makes for a great starting point for projects, too... > > Anyhow, I have the feeling that I'm going to have to stick with the > empty ErrorDocument hack... As you mentioned off list it's really wrong, > but at least it sort of works how it's supposed to be. as Perrin suggested, PerlSendHeaders Off should be your ticket. had I more time at this moment I'd launch your skeleton to prove it. but if PerlSendHeaders Off doesn't work, I'll try and track it down some more - you've given me a good starting point. thanks :) --Geoff -- Report problems: http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ Mail list info: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/modperl.html List etiquette: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/email-etiquette.html
