Btw, if you simply want to disable chunked encoding, buffer your output in
your mod_perl handler, set the Content-Length response header once your
output is complete and only after that print your output.
Apache only activates chunked encoding if no Content-Length header is
present when output is
Hi,
your problem has nothing to do with the mod_perl output. The 20d and 0 are
length descriptors for chunked encoding, check out the response header:
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
This SHOULD be supported by a HTTP 1.1 client. In fact, I would be
surprised if cadaver/neon couldnt handle this.
Wha
Hi - I have a problem which I can't seem to solve.
I am busy implementing a webdav solution in mod_perl and as you may
know, the output is XML based.
The problem is that the output generated by mod_perl contains
additional characters before and after the XML which the webdav
clients don't seem to
