Thanks William, The server is Apache. I was calling the script using an SSI in an html page: <!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/test.cgi" -->
I just tried calling the script directly with the browser and that did work. I suppose this means that you can't alter the headers using a script called with a virtual include. Is that right? Actually, this brings me to my reason for messing with HTTP headers: I want to create "Expires:" HTTP headers for the server response when it is dishing out image files (also for javascript and css files). Server-side includes would be no use for this anyway. How would I do it? Thanks again, At 16/01/03 11:03 -0500, William McKee wrote: >Hi Philip, > >I looked at the script. How are you running it? From the command >line or from a web server? It works fine on the comand line and from the >server for me. What server are you using to display it? I'm using Apache. > >If you are running it from the server you may need to include -nph => 1 to >tell the server not to generate headers because you are doing it >yourself. I've never had a need to do this myself. > >Good luck, >William Philip Pawley -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
