I have an application using http. When a client access a page on my http server it takes me sometime to build the output that I am going to send back to the client. What happens is the client times out waiting for data before I have processed it and made it ready to send. Is there any way I can send some sort of "keep alive" packet to the client so that it won't time out without having to send real data? I would then be able to send the data after a few minutes once my server process has built the package to be returned. (BTW, this isn't particular to any webserver, I am using my own http deamon specific for this application) Thanks in advance, Abdul-Wahid - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
