MP2 output filters and CGI headers

[Jared Cook <ja...@vsahost.com>]

I am trying to use a mod_perl stream output filter which checks for a 
certain tag in the output.  If the tag is found, a 
"$f->r->headers_out->set(Location => $url);" is given.  This works fine 
with most things, but if  a CGI script prints the tag, nothing happens.  
I think the CGI script is printing it's own header before the redirect 
is sent.  Is that what is happening here,  and if so, what can I do to 
get around it?

TIA,

Jared

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Re: MP2 output filters and CGI headers

[Jared Cook <ja...@vsahost.com>]

Jared Cook wrote:

> I am trying to use a mod_perl stream output filter which checks for a 
> certain tag in the output.  If the tag is found, a 
> "$f->r->headers_out->set(Location => $url);" is given.  This works 
> fine with most things, but if  a CGI script prints the tag, nothing 
> happens.  I think the CGI script is printing it's own header before 
> the redirect is sent.  Is that what is happening here,  and if so, 
> what can I do to get around it?
>
> TIA,
>
> Jared
>
Please disregard this question.  A little time with Ethereal showed me 
that my theory was wrong, and now I now where to look to fix the problem.

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