Hello Monks, I am trying to use HTTP::Daemon as a mini-webserver (as part of a larger script). If a client makes an HTTP GET request (using wget), everything works fine. However, if I kill the client (just after the web server receives the request), when the HTTP::Daemon calls send_response, the entire process dies! I tried stepping into Daemon.pm to find where it kills the process. In Daemon::send_basic_header, send_status_line works fine (which supposedly sends status to the client) but the next line kills my entire process 
sub send_basic_header {
  my $self = shift;
  ...
  $self->send_status_line(@_)    #works
  print $self "Date: ", time2str(time), $CRLF   #DIES HERE
  ...
}

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Can anyone help me? thanks, Michael

In reply to HTTP::Daemon kills process by Anonymous Monk

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