Szymon Juraszczyk wrote:
>
> <html>
> <body>
>
> <%
> for (my $i = 1; $i <= 10; $i++) {
> $Response->Write("Test $i<br>\n");
> }
>
> $Response->Flush();
>
> sleep(10);
>
> $Response->Write("End<br>");
> %>
>
> </body>
> </html>
>
> I suspect that mod-perl is buffering something. Your code does
> $Response->{'r'}->print() in Flush() - I checked that. Maybe my
> modperl-enabled Apache is kind of lame? I use apache-perl-1.3.22-2-1.26-3
> Debian package.
>
This should work. What if you put the Flush() in the for loop.
I wonder whether your browser needs to see more than one flush
to start rendering.
My latest apache's that I have used for my own servers are 1.3.14 & 1.3.20,
& mod_perl 1.25 on the 1.3.20 server, I don't know for the other.
I have heard users complaining with 1.26 before, so might try downgrading
my mod_perl & recompiling. You can also try this:
# global.asa
sub Script_OnFlush { Apache->request->rflush() }
The routine might be Apache->request->flush(), I can't remember,
and it doesn't seem to be documented. Apache::ASP when flushing
uses $| = 1, combined with Apache->request->print to do its flushing
which might be broken on your version (?).
Whatever ends up being your fix for this, please post your solution
to the list.
Thanks,
Josh
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