You're close on the nph track -- but you need to tell iPlanet that you're using it. (-nph=>1 tells the CGI module that it needs to generate the extra headers, but it doesn't have a way to pass that back up to the webserver).

The easiest way is to start the name of the script with 'nph-', but it's possible that there are other ways these days. (I haven't managed the Netscape/iPlanet/SunOne line of servers for a couple of years now)

Sun makes it hard to directly link to documentation sections, so you'll want to go to http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/prod/sunone, then click on 'Web Server', and then your version number.

In reply to Re: AIX I-Planet and CGI Headers by jhourcle
in thread AIX I-Planet and CGI Headers by gwhite

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