Re: LYNX-DEV Is it possible...

[Jason Baker]

In a previous missive, Foteos Macrides wrote:
> 
>       The variation for http servers typically has to do with URLs
> that are CGI outputs or SSIs.  Some servers compute the Content-Length
> and send it, others expect the script author to compute and include it,
> but none do. :) :)   I noticed that Apache servers often don't include
> the Content-Length header, and I'm surprised, 'cuz it seems so good in
> other respects.

I found that Apache puts it on automatically for fixed length files but
not for CGI's - I had to write those in myself. :(

>                               Fote

Jason

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