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Also, I hate to whine, but despite the docs saying so, whatever value my script returns is completely ignored; I have to use $R->status (). I'm using Apache::Registry, in case that makes any difference.Apache::Registry ignores the actual return code from your script, using instead the $r->status hack that Kyle illustrated before. so, an A::R script such as:
use Apache::Constants qw(SERVER_ERROR);
shift->send_http_header('text/plain');
print "ok";
return SERVER_ERROR;
will print 'ok' :)
if some online documentation says otherwise, please let us know exactly where and we'll make sure it's accurate.
remember that Apache::Registry is meant to be a mod_cgi emulation layer - once you start using the mod_perl API you might as well just write a real PerlHandler.
HTH
--Geoff
