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try<br />
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$|++;<br />
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use CGI;<br />
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$q = new CGI;<br />
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print $q-&gt;header;<br />
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OutputPage();<br />
AnalizeResult();<br />
exit;<br />
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try

$|++;

use CGI;

$q = new CGI;

print $q->header;

OutputPage();
AnalizeResult();
exit;





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.. doesn't help much when the sever times out before AnalizeResult() has completed.<br />
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You eithetr need to tell the web server's admin to increase the timeout (which s/he will not do, usually), or print a page which refreshes after a few seconds, while your CGI writes to a file.
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.. doesn't help much when the sever times out before AnalizeResult() has completed.

You eithetr need to tell the web server's admin to increase the timeout (which s/he will not do, usually), or print a page which refreshes after a few seconds, while your CGI writes to a file.

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It doesn't work for me too :-(<br />
Timeout is now 60 sec , so no sence to increase<br />
<br />
and when I refresh page like this:<br />
print &quot;Location: <a href="http://www.server.com/M_BANNER.GIF\n\n" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.server.com/M_BANNER.GIF\n\n</a>&quot;;<br />
It still takes 40 sec for file to load
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It doesn't work for me too :-(
Timeout is now 60 sec , so no sence to increase

and when I refresh page like this:
print "Location: http://www.server.com/M_BANNER.GIF\n\n [http://www.server.com/M_BANNER.GIF\n\n]";
It still takes 40 sec for file to load

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&gt; .. It still takes 40 sec for file to load<br />
hmm, bad designed page ;-)<br />
Anyway, if it is an image it should be cached by the browser, so should not be read again after a reload.<br />
Did you write your refresh in the META tags of the html HEADer ?
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> .. It still takes 40 sec for file to load
hmm, bad designed page ;-)
Anyway, if it is an image it should be cached by the browser, so should not be read again after a reload.
Did you write your refresh in the META tags of the html HEADer ?

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#!/usr/bin/perl<br />
<br />
OutputPage();<br />
AnalizeResult();<br />
exit;<br />
<br />
This script above shows web page with delay 40 sec since function AnalizeResult() takes 40 sec to return. How can force page to be shown immediately after OutputPage() and then run AnalizeResult()?
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#!/usr/bin/perl

OutputPage();
AnalizeResult();
exit;

This script above shows web page with delay 40 sec since function AnalizeResult() takes 40 sec to return. How can force page to be shown immediately after OutputPage() and then run AnalizeResult()?

CGI takes too long

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