Re: [cgiapp] how to set 403 status code with CGI::App?

[Mike Carlton <suppressed>]

It doesn't seem to be the browser (which really would be pretty broken -- I 
don't want a browser to add html to a document coming from a server).

I get the same display (the form and the extra boilerplate 'Forbidden ...') on 
all the browsers I've tried: Mozilla 1.1 (Linux and Windoze), IE 5 (Windoze) and 
Opera 6 (Windoze).

On an off-topic point, it appears that Opera treats a relative link of '?rm=foo' 
differently than the other browsers.  The others fetch '/App.pl?rm=foo' and 
Opera fetches '/?rm=foo'.  Without going back to the RFCs, I don't know which is 
technically correct (and it is easy enough to avoid this in my code).

Cheers,
--Mike


William McKee wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> That is curious. Are you sure it's not the browser that's adding the 
> explanatory text? Have you tried it in other browsers? Also, you may want 
> to confirm that it's CGI.pm by writing a simple cgi that returns the 403 
> status and see what happens.
>
> Good luck,
> William


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