Joshua Slive wrote:
On 7/28/06, Eike Frost <ei@xxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi, On Friday 28 July 2006 21:42, Jose Adriano Baltieri wrote: > I have a tiny CGI program written in C that's like this : (...) > HTTP/1.1 302 Found > Location: http://www.unimep.br >> However, when I run it from the browser I'll receive an "Internal Server> Error".Rename the CGI script to nph-something -- this will tell mod_cgi to treat thescript as one with non-parseable headers (and subsequently leaves the response code alone to do with as you wish).This advice will probably work, but the better advice is to replace the first line with Status: 302 Found CGI scripts don't emit the status line, but they can tell the server to send a particular status using the Status header. See the CGI spec.
Hi Joshua ! Your suggestion DOES fixes it. I applied it and now it's working OK !
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