Perrin,
My first inclination upon reading this post was "Silly, of course I
checked the headers."
However, upon doing what you suggested by putting the CGI.pm script and
mod_perl version side by side in lynx, the only difference was the following
header:
Cache-Control:
On Sat, 2005-03-12 at 18:25 -0500, Rodger Castle wrote:
> I got around the immediate problem by a per-file directive
> for the particular script in question and writing it with CGI.pm with
> no problems.
This almost certainly means that your mod_perl script is not sending out
the right headers.
Thanks to all for all the suggestions. I've been afk for a couple days.
This particular phone uses a 'standard' html browser, i.e. the content doesn't
have to be wml. We've worked with a few of these before now.
I got around the immediate problem by a per-file directive for the
particular sc
I bet Tom is on the right track about needing to set Content-type
correctly, I have run into problems sending to certain text messaging
systems because of that. I'd suggest using telnet (or curl or GET or
whatever) to see what headers are being sent with the static content that
successfully reach
Tom Schindl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is the content-type set appropiately? I don't know what its supposed
> to be on for a cell-phone. Any could to help you would be appreciated.
It should be text/vnd.wap.wml
ScottG.
Is the content-type set appropiately? I don't know what its supposed to
be on for a cell-phone. Any could to help you would be appreciated.
Tom
Rodger Castle wrote:
I've been pulling my hair out this evening trying to resolve a problem serving
content to a cell phone.
Phone is a LG VX-4500. I'v
Rodger Castle wrote:
I've been pulling my hair out this evening trying to resolve a problem serving
content to a cell phone.
Phone is a LG VX-4500. I've written a simple handler as a start to just send
"Hello" to the phone along with a Content-Length and Connection: Close header
but the phone j
Assuming the mod_perl works with a normal browser, I would ask this:
a_ is the mod_perl serving the 'phone' directly, or is there an
intermediary cache in between (ie, squid proxies to mod_perl or vanilla
httpd, or a vanilla httpd proxies certain content to mod_perl)
if not, i suggest that you
Rodger Castle wrote:
I've been pulling my hair out this evening trying to resolve a problem
serving content to a cell phone.
Phone is a LG VX-4500. I've written a simple handler as a start to just
send "Hello" to the phone along with a Content-Length and Connection:
Close header but the phone just
I've been pulling my hair out this evening trying to resolve a problem serving
content to a cell phone.
Phone is a LG VX-4500. I've written a simple handler as a start to just send
"Hello" to the phone along with a Content-Length and Connection: Close header
but the phone just times out. With
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