Joel,

That's the normal behaviour of any web loaded application, where the web
server executes, parses and then sends the response back to the client.

There is however a setting to flush out the output, it's not comming to my
head right now, somebody else might remember it?

Regards,

-Urivan Flores-Saaib

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On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 13:49:04 PDT Joel Fentin wrote:

This is the super-short explanation:

The perl code:

DispSuccessMsg();
sleep 10;
die 'fff';	

In my laptop using a personal server (Apache 2.2), The success message 
is displayed. Ten seconds later the program dies:
Software error: fff at .....pl line 116. This is what I want.

When I FTP the program to the internet and run it (Apache 1.3), it waits 
the ten seconds and then displays all. This is what I don't want.

Suggestions please.

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Urivan A. Flores Saaib
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