Well, it _does_ work properly under mod_cgi. Since Apache::Registry is supposed to emulate mod_cgi, I think it's a bug in Apache::Registry. Which is why I've sent a bug report using your most impressive test skeleton.I don't think this is ever going to work in mp1 under Registry. for the most part, allowing a script to set the status of the response line is a hack - I'm not sure how widely documented it is (I've only ever seen it in comments in Apache core myself) and I don't see the code at all in Apache 2.0.
nevertheless, it doesn't work in Apache::Registry because the firstBut there's only *one* print in this test script!
print calls $r->send_http_header, which sets the status line and response
headers - it's too late in the process for apache to parse the data and set
the response line.
Anyhow, I have the feeling that I'm going to have to stick with the empty ErrorDocument hack... As you mentioned off list it's really wrong, but at least it sort of works how it's supposed to be.
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