Have you submitted a bug report?

No account. And who solves these bugs anyway? ;)

dedicated webserver .. mod_perl

Already in the pipeline (as everything else turned out to be a wall). But does that mean there is no equivalent for the CGI interface?
Further, running a dedicated HTTP webserver for us perlheads means building something around HTTP::Daemon (which for me seems to be unstable, see this node or Net::Server with a completely unusable ::HTTP implementation.

Second, mostly you'll end up describing your requests as HTTP::Request objects, which is great, but these aren't procedural as well. So you'll end up waiting for a HTTP::Request object to complete, with a 2GB content variable - and you've got no access to it while it arrives. No buffered reading, no partial XML parsing possible...

In reply to Re^2: Are all .cgi helper modules unfit for http methods common in REST? by isync
in thread Are all .cgi helper modules unfit for http methods common in REST? by isync

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