Hello Clint,
Yes, it is intended behaviour.
thank you for clarifying this.
What I do is keep all of my content in a single variable, and once
pretty much everything that could die has finished, I
$r->print($content) as the last action by my handler.
All the previous code is wrapped in an
Hi Christian
Yes, it is intended behaviour.
Basically, by the time that your script dies, it is too late to send the
correct headers to indicate a server error.
What I do is keep all of my content in a single variable, and once
pretty much everything that could die has finished, I
$r->print($con
Hello everyone,
I'm wondering whether the following is intended behavior. Calling die
inside the mod_perl handler doesn't clear the part of the response
generated to that point. In other words, the HTML error document is
simply appended to anything that has been sent to $r->print()
previously and
