RE: [PATCH] SVN LOG TOOLS

CGI is an interface used by a web server to run external scripts.

HTTP is a protocol for communicating between a Web server and
a Web browser.

The web server may, or may not, look at the output from the CGI
script.

Content-Type is a header as defined for HTTP.

The Content-Type must accurately describe the content that follows
the headers or the web browser will fail to display the content as
you intend.

                Barry

> Starting with Content-Type does not make it HTML. That is just part of the
> CGI protocol between the executable and the web server. In this case, you're
> going to tell the web server (and the remote client) that the content of
> what you are sending is text/plain.

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Received on Sat Oct 21 14:37:01 2006