RE: How to get Connection: Keep-Alive from IIS
by jurgen other posts by this author
Oct 27 2006 11:21AM messages near this date
RE: How to get Connection: Keep-Alive from IIS
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Win2003 server - permission
SERVICES Hello again,
Thanks for the quick reply, Chris. Unfortunately, the code doesn't
really seem to do the trick. It nicely gets unbuffered output working,
and keeping the connection alive within the scripts execution time, but
it doesn't prevent the IIS from closing the TCP/IP connection once the
script is finished.
(When I run this example with PerlEx and CGI headers enabled the IIS
does indeed add a Connection: close there, indicating that it will shut
down the connection once the script is done.)
So, I'm still looking for answers regarding how to, if at all possible,
get Connection: Keep-Alive to work.
/JW
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris O [mailto:oror.list@[...].com]
> Sent: den 27 oktober 2006 15:17
> To: jurgen@jwenzel.se; perlex@[...].com
> Subject: RE: How to get Connection: Keep-Alive from IIS
>
>
>
> > Does anyone know whether you can get this to work on IIS
> and if so, what
> needs to be done?
>
> > /JW
>
>
> This was posted a while back. It works on Apache and IIS.
>
> - Chris
>
>
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl
>
> $|=1;
> use CGI qw(:standard);
>
> $cancel=0;
> $SIG{'__DIE__'}=sub {$cancel=1;};
>
> print "Content-type: text/html\n",
> "Connection: keep-alive\n\n",
> "<html><body>\n",
> "I am doing something on server ";
> for(1..3)
> {
> for(1..5)
> {
> print '*',' 'x255;
> sleep 2;
> }
> sleep 2;
> print "<br>I still work...\n";
> print "<br>Stop button pressed<br>\n" if($cancel==1);
> }
> print "<br>OK - That's all\n",
> "</body></html>\n";
>
>
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