I think you want to send a complete response and not only a status line?

In Test::HTTP::LocalServer, I have log-server, which is a small HTTP server using HTTP::Daemon - maybe you can rip out the parts that don't interest you?

The meat is:

SERVERLOOP: {
  my $quitserver;
  while (my $c = $d->accept) {
    debug "New connection";
    while (my $r = $c->get_request) {
      debug "Request:\n" . $r->as_string;
      my $location = ($r->uri->path || "/");
      my ($link1,$link2) = ('','');
      if ($location =~ m!^/link/([^/]+)/(.*)$!) {
        ($link1,$link2) = ($1,$2);
      };
      my $res;
      if ($location eq '/get_server_log') {
        $res = HTTP::Response->new(200, "OK", undef, $log);
        $log = '';
      debug "Response:\n" . $res->as_string
          if $res;
      eval {
        $c->send_response($res)
            if $res;
      };
      if (my $err = $@) {
          debug "Server raised error: $err";
          if ($err !~ /^Planned error\b/) {
              warn $err;
          };
          $c->close;
      };
      if (! $res) {
          $c->close;
      };
      last if $quitserver;
    }
    sleep 1;
    undef($c);
    last SERVERLOOP
      if $quitserver;
  };
  undef $d;
};

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In reply to Re: How to complete a transaction with HTTP::Daemon? by Corion
in thread How to complete a transaction with HTTP::Daemon? by cormanaz

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