Hi! I've got a perl fcgi application that has some parts that do file uploads. As the application is under development, I wrote some code that checks the modification time of all files listed by values(%INC) and FindBin::Bin/Script, and if something has changed, it sends a redirect to the browser to resubmit the same request, and exits. Apache then restarts the script and handles the redirected request. This works fine for GET requests, but fails for POST requests, since browsers redirect POST requests as GET requests, which can't handle large amounts of data. Is there any way to tell Apache to handle the situation internally? If the application dies before generating any output for a given request, could Apache restart the application and give it the same POST request again (once) before telling the client anything? Alternatively, is there a smart way to reload the perl program without losing the posted data? Thanks! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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