Re: Udfordring

Hi Anton,

Standard Catalyst:

	$c->response->status($error_code);

According to: http://search.cpan.org/~flora/Catalyst-Runtime-5.80023/lib/Catalyst/Response.pm

It does not seem to be possible to set the status_line as of now. I will investigate, perhaps status, can be hacked/patched.

Looking at response 5 on the page you link to it seems to be able to get around the issue by doing one of the following (quoted):

1) Tomcat sending "NNN NNN" instead of "NNN " (likely to happen)
2) mod_jk fixing "NNN " to "NNN NNN" (likely to happen)
3) httpd either allowing "NNN " or alternatively also rewriting it to "NNN
NNN".

So I will try to:

1) make Catalyst send "NNN NNN"
2) make mod_perl2 propagate "NNN NNN" properly (I am not sure what it is doing currently

Thanks, 

I had read the link previously, but had skipped along to Rainer Jung's long thread (http://marc.info/?t=121128830700002&r=1&w=2). So this was exactly what I was hoping for - a second opinion.

jonasbn

On 11/05/2010, at 21.52, Anton Berezin wrote:

> On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 09:43:25PM +0200, Jonas B. Nielsen wrote:
> 
>> Jeg valgte af gammel vane at bruge Apache2 med mod_perl2 som engine. Dette
>> viste sig dog at give visse udfordringer. Apache2 understøtter nemlig ikke
>> egne fejlkoder alt som ikke er defineret i HTTP og alt ukendt bliver
>> oversat til 500.
> 
> How exactly are you setting the error code?
> 
> In particular, are you setting just the code, or also the status message?
> 
> There is a semi-open bug in apache's bugzilla which appears to bear
> relevance to this:
> 
>  https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=44995
> 
> \Anton.
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