>> I'm seeing an interesting behavior with dhandlers.
>
>http://www.masonhq.com/docs/manual/Devel.html#dhandlers ...
>
>"When using dhandlers under mod_perl, you may find that
>sometimes Apache
>will not set a content type for a response. This usually
>happens when a
>dhandler handles a request for a non-existent file or
>directory. You can
>add a <Location> or <LocationMatch> block containing a SetType
>directive
>to your Apache config file, or you can just set the content type
>dynamically by calling < $r-content_type >>."
>
>So, you can do this...
><%init>
>$r->content_type('text/html');
></%init>
Ah, thanks. From the book I was expecting it to either work or 404, but
this makes sense.
Cheers
Carl
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