Hello everybody

I have checked some other thing. I did manage to make the script run on command line. In this case the output doesn't stop and all information and the whole page is put out until the last closing /html. In this point of view it seems, that Perl can handle the script well and does not stop or cut the output. So I think it is possible, that the error comes in relation of XAMPP and Perl.

The error message is:

[Fri Sep 02 13:35:07.214332 2016] [core:error] [pid 9616:tid 1728] (70007)The timeout specified has expired: [client 127.0.0.1:64014] AH00574: ap_content_length_filter: apr_bucket_read() failed, referer: http://localhost/faq/cgi-bin/faq.pl?kat=1

The length of the cut page (IE) is 138429 byte. The uncut HTML from command line is 222448 byte. The length of the error output from command line is 107708 byte.

Thought this might be interesting to you.

best regards

In reply to Re^6: CGI Perl output cut with xampp by toohoo
in thread CGI Perl output cut with xampp by toohoo

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