here's my variation on your question (sorry, not much help to you):
while you are in a handler and you catch an error, why can't you then $r->print
the error message, and return OK immediately?
Perl just dies and Apache returns the header when I try this.
Doug
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| I am writing a module that launches a perl script. I would like the user
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