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------- Additional Comments From benredsnapper.net  2006-02-24
23:37 -------
There is a work-around, which is to change the return line
of any cgi script
from being e.g.
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
to
Status 200 OK
- and dropping nph- status. 

Of course this does NOT fix the legacy issue, and probably
remains a typical
reason why so many people carry on using 1.3.x (slaps
wrist).

I've done some more RA on this.
The dupe header always shows Content-Length: 0
It looks like a default / stub header is being pushed out.

Interestingly - this bug ONLY appears to occur when using
the Action directive,
(It makes no difference if one uses AddType or AddHandler or
SetHandler ) ..
guess where I will look next...

Output filters are being correctly stripped by mod-cgi -
though it seems like it
would be easier just to do something like 
rv = ap_pass_brigade(r->output_filters, bb);
.. but hey, what do I know?




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