Re: Mysterious \"Premature end of script headers\" error

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What is the script written in? Can you run the script from the command line?

Usually, this means that the script is not sending out a completely formed HTTP header, which can happen for a variety of reasons.

Rob

uxwrstre wrote:
Hello,

I\'m using Apache 1.3.37 on Solaris 8 (SPARC architecture).
I have a simple CGI-BIN script which worked before and printed out the following:
acwebint 13:57 archive/docs/bin : ./http-goto
Location: http://acwebint/DICB

acwebint 13:57 archive/docs/bin :

I get an internal error 500 message with this script, and the log file shows the following:
[Fri Dec  1 13:33:43 2006] [error] [client 134.171.16.75] Premature end of script headers: /home/web/archive/docs/bin/http-goto

What is very mysterious is that since the apache software has been upgraded from 1.3.14 to 1.3.37 that this error appeared. But I\'m not 100% sure that its in relation with the version upgrade because many changes have been made.
Does somebody knows why this CGI-BIN is not working?
Is there maybe a new CGI standard requirement in apache 1.3.37 that it does no more allows the \"Location\" command itselfs?
How could I debug this?

Best regards,
saf


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