At 14:48 22.03.2002 -0500, Mike Wille wrote: >Well, after much testing, I've found the problem does not lie with mod_perl. >I'm not sure of the source now, I just know how to recreate it. Originally >it seemed like mod_perl but it was just a coincidence that it the problem >started after making some configuration changes. > >The only thing I need to do to recreate the problem is include a 'use >Whatever::Module;' in a simple "hello world" Perl script under mod_cgi. >Mod_perl does not ever append the 0. System and exec calls do not cause the >0 to be displayed either. > >I have no idea what is causing this as the setup is an out of the box Red >Hat 7.2 installation. But that is off topic... But thanks to everyone who >answered this post!
In that case it's most probably the point Jeffrey W. Baker noted about chunked encoding. Your User Agent might not be handling it. I suspect that you don't get the 0 from static files, or anything which sends a Content-Length header. Look more into the raw transmitted data, and you might find out something. -- Per Einar Ellefsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
