I have a problem thats bothering me. Sometimes one of the httpd childs
start to send normal output to the error_log, and browsers report
'document contains no data'. Normally only one child does it, and the
others respond normally, meaning that the user sees sporadic failure.
Is this a known pro
I've encountered a similar problem, in which 'die' statements that
should never be called end up printing to the error log. Recently I
even did
if (0) { die "whoops" }
and a "whoops" error message appeared in the error log. Even weirder,
if (1) { print "hello" } else { die "goodbye" }
output
Give me the Apache::ASP page, and I'll try to duplicate
the problem on my end.
--Joshua
Dan McCormick wrote:
>
> I've encountered a similar problem, in which 'die' statements that
> should never be called end up printing to the error log. Recently I
> even did
>
> if (0) { die "whoops" }
>
>
