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Hi,

I realize this is a PHP forum, and I'm asking a Perl question.  But this is really an Apache question so don't get mad please :).

 

I am trying to build a CGI script so that when my Apache server is asked for <b>http://myserver.com/test/123.pdf</b> then the CGI script fires up and serves the file. 

 

The reason for this is that the file does not really exist in the 'test' folder at all but on a different machine. I figured out how to get the CGI script to copy this file and serve it and 'fool' the browser into thinking it's loading a PDF. What I need now is for the address in the url to be <b>http://myserver.com/test/123.pdf</b>  not <b>http://myserver.com/test/script.pl</b> .  This is so that when the file is saved it's saved with its real name not as a PDF with a wrong .pl extension. 

 

Do I have to use mod_perl for this? Or is there an easier way?

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