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by **Shi Ji** » Wed, 30 Jan 2002 03:40:35

Just solved the problem of not recognizing print "Content-type:
text/plain\n\n";
But another problem still exists.
When the perl script contains following lines:
print "Set-Cookie: cookie-name = Unique; ";
print "domain = .$baseurl; ";
print "path = /; ";
print "expires = Thursday, 11-Dec-2100 00:00:00 GMT\n";
It just print out these lines on the web.
Still the same script runs perfect under windows+apache+cygwin.
Please tell me how to change the httpd.conf file just as the last question.
Thank you very much.

by **adam** » Wed, 30 Jan 2002 03:48:18

> Just solved the problem of not recognizing print "Content-type:
> text/plain\n\n";
> But another problem still exists.
> When the perl script contains following lines:
> print "Set-Cookie: cookie-name = Unique; ";
> print "domain = .$baseurl; ";
> print "path = /; ";
> print "expires = Thursday, 11-Dec-2100 00:00:00 GMT\n";
> It just print out these lines on the web.
> Still the same script runs perfect under windows+apache+cygwin.
> Please tell me how to change the httpd.conf file just as the last question.
> Thank you very much.

Remove one of the "\n"'s in the Content-type line you're printing. Once
Apache/web browser sees an empty line that signifies the end of the HTTP
information, everything after is content. That is why your Set-Cookie
is not treated as a HTTP header, but as content.

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My linux+Apache+mod_perl cannot recognize"print "Set-Cookie: cookie-name = Unique; "

My linux+Apache+mod_perl cannot recognize"print "Set-Cookie: cookie-name = Unique; "

My linux+Apache+mod_perl cannot recognize"print "Set-Cookie: cookie-name = Unique; "