e limit of 10
internal redirects...".
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
In particular, what's the best way to inspect the values of the various
variables that are available for the TestString in RewriteCond, including
the special ones like THE_REQUEST and IS_SUBREQ?
TIA!
Kynn
the browser depending
on exactly which output streams are closed by the child process. That's the
only way to explain the fact that Firefox behaves differently depending on
whether the child closes STDERR or not. Where can I learn more about
Apache's handling of child processes and their
I am trying to debug a large Perl/CGI-based legacy system that is not
working right on some browsers, like Firefox 3. It runs on an Ubuntu host
with Apache 2.2.3.
I reduced the problem to a very simple case, in the form of a short Perl CGI
script. This script has the following logical structure
As the following questions will make plain, I am very much the noob
when it comes to Apache.
One of my Perl CGI scripts, for some reason, causes Apache to emit
"application/x-perl" for the Content-type header, even though the code
clearly prints "Content-type: text/html".
A possibly related p
