As far as I know it's usually not a problem to have the header printed and then redirect basically but it could be depending on server/configuration. I would try to replace the /login.html with a full url like http://myserver/login.html, which solves the problem in most cases. If that also don't works I would try to just do a print q(<META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="n; URL=http://foo.bar/">); -> helped me in one case but I still don't know why tbh...

greets,
giant 


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In reply to Re: Perl/CGI redirect. by kodo
in thread Perl/CGI redirect. by DigitalKitty

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