s> If you want to eliminate the need of the 'print ""' line, you should reverse
s> the order of the commands:
s> local $| = 1; print "Content-type: image/gif\r\n\r\n";
No, that doesn't work - I forget the exact error - something about
"script di
ot;EXAMPLES" with
suggested skeleton code to accomplish this would be a great idea
(especially for busy people like me)?
Grr. My ADSL went down, so please excuse the missing "mybugreport"
stuff. Incidentally - ModPerl 2.0 is part of RedHat ES 3.0 - but
there is no "mybugreport&
Hi,
1. How is mod_perl removed?
2. If I wanted to "upgrade" from 2.0_09 to 2.0_12, is there some
special way to do this, or must I first uninstall the old before
installing the new ?
Chris.
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Hi All,
My mod_perl 2 script is not sending back the contents of the GIF I'm
trying to print. Running it locally, it does, or if I go:-
print "foo";
... I get "foo" - but when I print the GIF - I just get back the
headers without any content!!!
HELP!
f on the help
site? It's impossible to search for answers to the above without such
a thing...
Kind Regards,
Chris Drake
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