Hi All, I am calling a perl script by an HTML page on apache web server. When the script takes a longtime to finish the processing the browser connection breaks. I collect the information from user html form in GetParam.cgi and pass that information to another cgi for processing. When processing time in small everything works fines but when processing takes several minutes the connection breaks. 
    print "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"1;url=/cgi-bin/nuSco
+re/ProcessData.cgi?dir=$DirName&maxSeqLen=$maxLen&minSeqLen=$minLen&W
+indowSize=$WindowSize\"/>\n";

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Can anyone please suggest me something so iI can avoid this timing out Thanks in advance

In reply to How to avoid browser time out? by advait

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