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• Commented on Response header name ' Content- type' contains invalid characters, after running a Perl_CGI script.
  Sorry I can't add a good posting of HTML tag containing CODE, but it was becuase of cgi52_search_header_us01.pl, not because of cgi53_search_header_us01.pl. And in cgi52_xxx there was a BLANK (white space) like print " Content-type: text/html\n\n" ; Thanks....
• Commented on Response header name ' Content- type' contains invalid characters, after running a Perl_CGI script.
  I posted another CODE, the CODE which caused the above mentioned error is here below. === CODE ====== # BEGINNING of cgi52_search_header_us01.pl # print " Content-type: text/html\n\n" ; print " Search Result of $query_performer_name. " ; print "   $query_performer_name...
• Commented on Response header name ' Content- type' contains invalid characters, after running a Perl_CGI script.
  Hello ! Everyone. I just got fixed the problem right now. There is a BLANK (white space) in front of ' Content-type ...' like this, that resulted the httpd error mentioned above. So stupid to myself. But this is the...
• Posted Response header name ' Content- type' contains invalid characters, after running a Perl_CGI script. to kido_mitsuru

  Hello ! Everyone, I am back here again to get your help.
  But I will try to help others in another way, so please generous.
  O.K. let me get started. I got weird error message as shown at the title,…

• Commented on Require in Perl, what should I pay attention?
  Thank you very much Dave !! Your guess was the perfect fixing point. use lib ' . '; has fixed my problem. Thanks so much. I don't have the habit of reading error log. /var/log/httpd/error_log I should do so (reading...
• Commented on Require in Perl, what should I pay attention?
  Thank you very much, Dave Cross, David Hodkinson, and Mitchell Robson. Let.'s me test the directory search path fix. I have never made any Perl module yet. Is it easy to make it? How to make it? Is there any...
• Posted Require in Perl, what should I pay attention? to kido_mitsuru

  Hi ! Everyone there ! How are you ?
  

  After the movement a pair of Perl scripts (script_main.pl and script_sub.pl), in which I …

• Commented on How to change charset=ISO-8859-1 to charset=UTF8? Rocky 9.1 server
  Sorry there is a typo. $cgi->header(-character=>'utf-8'). It worked....
• Commented on How to change charset=ISO-8859-1 to charset=UTF8? Rocky 9.1 server
  Thank you, domm, I can manage to change $cgi->header(=>'utf-8'). It worked. By the way, I have a tiny question related with character encoding. To clearly present my question, I want to post screenshot (png or jpg) here. May I use...
• Posted How to change charset=ISO-8859-1 to charset=UTF8? Rocky 9.1 server to kido_mitsuru

  Hi ! Everyone, I am back here to ask environmental issue.
  

  Perl Scr…

• Commented on The first line of Perl_CGI script, env perl vs perl only, how different?
  Hello! Aristotle, thanks for your comment. I will follow your opinion. Let me see. Thanks, thanks....
• Commented on The first line of Perl_CGI script, env perl vs perl only, how different?
  Thanks, thanks Packy Anderson. I am not perfect to understand what you say, but at least I am getting into it. It appears to me that the script starting with #!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; use warnings; is popular nowadays. So,...
• Posted The first line of Perl_CGI script, env perl vs perl only, how different? to kido_mitsuru

  Hi ! Everyone there ! How are you ?

  Until recently I runs all of my Perl scripts as well as Perl_CGI scripts by starting the folowing salutation,

  #! /usr/bin/perl -w

  The script with this beginning runs well at BASH shell at (/home/mkido/bin) LINUX such as Fedora, Ubuntu, …

• Commented on Moving from Perl_5.8.8 (2007) TO Perl_5.36.0 (2022)
  Thank you, The Mighty Buzzard. Thank you, thank you, Dave Cross....
• Commented on Moving from Perl_5.8.8 (2007) TO Perl_5.36.0 (2022)
  Dear The Mighty Buzzard, Sorry my late reply, I don't have a full access to my WEB server computer now, so I will feedback a little later. Sorry, one moment. Dear Dave Cross, Hi ! Thank you again. I even...
• Commented on I am jumping my Web pages from 2007 to 2022(now).
  I am so sorry, I was too busy for various chores. Thank you Dave, thank you Dave Cross and, thank you Vicenzo Buttazzo. It was simply my careless mistake. While I am at Fedora Core 7, I always run my...
• Posted Moving from Perl_5.8.8 (2007) TO Perl_5.36.0 (2022) to kido_mitsuru

  Hi ! Everyone, here is a quick question.

  As for the CGI script, the first line was

  #! /usr/bin/perl -w

  Is it not good enough to evoke PERL program at current Perl_5_36.0 (2022)??
  If it is not good enough, let me know how should I write at the first line of CGI scr…

• Posted I am jumping my Web pages from 2007 to 2022(now). to kido_mitsuru

  Hi Everyone, especially Web-Casting Programmers !!

  Naturally I encountered various problems. When I moved from an old computer platform Compaq-Evo with Fedora Core 7 (2007 Red Hat LINUX) to a newer Ubuntu and Rocky 9.1 (2022) as Web-Casting, Web codes encounters various errors and weir…

Comment Threads

• raf commented on The first line of Perl_CGI script, env perl vs perl only, how different?

  I've also seen this:

  #!perl

  And it seems to work like "#!/usr/bin/env perl" on Linux (i.e. $PATH is consulted), but it fails completely on macOS. Best avoided.

• domm commented on How to change charset=ISO-8859-1 to charset=UTF8? Rocky 9.1 server

  Yes, at least there are multiple posts using images etc

• Tom Wyant commented on Response header name ' Content- type' contains invalid characters, after running a Perl_CGI script.

  Sometimes just explaining a problem you can't figure out enables you to figure it out. Strange, but true.

• Dimitrios Kechagias commented on Response header name ' Content- type' contains invalid characters, after running a Perl_CGI script.

  I would note that posting something like this on https://stackoverflow.com/ and tagging it with #perl will get you helpful feedback quite quickly.