I used a similar script and had the same problem I'm having with yours.
The first few lines returned in the '$response' variable are the
headers from the POST operation. When I get to the 'print' command at
the end I get the headers generated by my server, then the headers
retrieved from the POST operation are displayed on the page.
Is this because of how I have my server configured? Or is there some
run-tim way to tell the server to *not* generate headers, but simply
send the specified text (including the headers) to the browser?
Drew Kime
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