Michael Peters wrote:
Tyler Bird wrote:
Attached is my script if you want to try it and have apache 1.x
require in;
my $time = 120;
for(my $i = 0; $i < $time; $i++)
{
warn("iteration..." . $i);
sleep(1);
Here in your interation, try printing out a null byte (or anything really) just
to tell the browser that you're still working...
print "\0";
}
in::ct();
print("version 2.x suceeded!!!");
Hi,
Well I ran a couple tests.
1.) I sent the content type first then the NULL bytes then the content.
results: sent the header but then didnt' sent any content ... ( namedly
the suceess string at the end of the file I gave you ).
results: on another text there were a bunch of 1 characters in my
output. but this was using print("%c", 0);
2.) I send the null bytes first then the content type header
This seemed to give me a blank file.
Didn't even seem like the content type was send down the stream, maybe a
timeout before.
All of that said this appears to work fine on apache 2.x + mod_perl +
linux rhel 5.0
Tyler
