Thanks for your comment! The code in question has in it: 

use Apache::Constants qw( OK REDIRECT etc. );

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Also, this is only triggered in a special case. That is, something like this: 

sub general_request_handler {
    # do the usual stuff
    if ( $r->param( 'special' ) ) {
        # go off and do something special
    }
    # etc.
}

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We're taking the same path otherwise, and the "return OK" is fine there, so I don't think that's the problem here. Also, it doesn't happen every time the special case is used, only for certain users, certain data sets.

Thanks again.

In reply to Re^2: Request returns "200 OK", reports internal server error. by kyle
in thread Request returns "200 OK", reports internal server error. [solved] by kyle

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