Dixit [EMAIL PROTECTED] (18.29 30.01.2004):
>Hi Hallvard,
>[...]
>I tried to find a foolproof way of doing this for something we needed or 
>REBOL.org. I failed.
>[...]
>If you find a better solution, please let me know!

Well, I don't know if this will work, it's only an idea:

You keep two CGI scripts, C1 and C2. C1 redirects to C2 with a 302 HTTP header. Now if 
C1 is unaffected by the browser suddenly giving up and passing on to somewhere else, 
it may quietly do its background task without anyone waiting. What the other end user 
will see is only what is written by C2. Does web servers somehow detect if requesting 
browsers no longer listen? And if so, do they kill CGI child processes? I wouldn't 
believe so.

Just a thought
HY

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