On 4/19/07, michael watson (IAH-C) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You said that "It should be examining the output of contigview and mapview to determine if there's a content type header, and if not, it will send text/html."
Actually, I believe you always have to send the Content-type header from your script, even with +ParseHeaders, and this is true for normal CGI as well. There are ways to set this in httpd.conf with things like ForceType, but I've never seen anyone do that. Most likely the program uses the CGI module to print this header.
Are there any known bugs that could possibly be causing this behaviour?
No, and if as you say this program is widely used then the problem is almost certainly your configuration. See if you can get a copy of a working httpd.conf for this script from somewhere and compare it to your own. - Perrin
