Hi André,
I have not looked at your code in detail, but in general : there is
nothing in Apache or mod_perl that will automatically and magically wrap
any response in any html tag sequence.
I think/suppose so - that's why I'm getting nervuous about not being able
to see where this comes from.
So the only reasonable explanation, is that it is your back-end server which
generates these tags (or your browser ?).
back-end server, as far as I can tell.
Why don't you put some tracing code in your handler, to dump what it really
receives from the back-end ?
Like :
$r->log_error("going to get : $new_url")
...
my $content = $response->content;
$r->log_error("got : " . $content);
...
and look in your Apache error log.
evrything looks OK in the log, I get the content I expect.
It's just that when I print() it, I see the whole thing as HTML source
code, as it is embedded already inside some <html><head/><body><pre>...and
the corresponding ending tags.
Thank you,
Iosif Fettich
