print "Status: 302 Found\n",
        "Location: http://www.perlmonks.com/\n\n";

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Well, sure, but technically, if that is being sent directly to the browser (say, from a lightweight server using a direct socket), you need to send "\cM\cJ" not just "\n", according to the RFCs.

This is why it's better to use CGI.pm... all that stuff just works: 

localhost:~ % perl -MCGI=redirect -e 'print redirect("/somewhere")' | 
+od -c 
0000000    S   t   a   t   u   s   :       3   0   2       M   o   v  
+ e
0000020    d  \r  \n   L   o   c   a   t   i   o   n   :       /   s  
+ o
0000040    m   e   w   h   e   r   e  \r  \n  \r  \n                  
+  
0000053

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In reply to Re^2: How redirect the page in CGI programming? by merlyn
in thread How redirect the page in CGI programming? by muthuvel_perl

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