"ecropolan" <warren@ecropolis.com> said:
>Looks like we're on to something there. I see what's happening. Now the
>only question is how to fix it. Do you think it's an Apache problem or
>Perl? Is there a configuration file for this type of header output?
>Anyone out there have any knowledge of this?

It seems to me to be problem with Apache configuration -- or, with how
you've configured perl to be used with Apache. However, I can't imagine
what in configuration could cause this, as this would simply break
every CGI script in existence.

To verify, try (once more) running the exact same script from the
command line, and check that it doesn't start its output by printing out
an empty line.

You might also try to create a script of similar functionality with some
other language (say, a shell script), and invoke that through Apache
to see whether the problem applies to all CGI content regardless of
implementation language, or whether this is specific to scripts written
in Perl.
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