Posted by David Dorward on 09/08/05 10:36

Nonee wrote:

> I know there is a header("location: $filename"); that could work but it
> doesn't.

No idea why, other then perhaps your browser being picky and insisting on an
absolute URL (as required by the HTTP spec) rather then the relative one
you are giving it. Most browsers are pretty good at error recovery along
those line though.

I'd probably start constructing HTTP requests by hand with a telnet client
to see exactly what was being sent back and forth.

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