Don Russell <fedora <at> drussell.dnsalias.com> writes: > > I've spent most of yesterday trying to solve this by searching google... > > I'm trying to use HTTP::Response to create a response when my perl cgi > program is run. > Why are you using HTTP::Response? That is the class for representing responses from the server in LWP, the HTTP client module. It is not for generating responses on the server-side. If you are using CGI, then use the header() method. It takes a -status option. If you are using mod_perl, it is $r->status(). Apache2::Const for mod_perl2 contains constants for the different statuses like OK. - Ian
