Hi, I'm facing this strange problem where my GET request gets truncated after printing some constant number of characters on the web page. I have 3 perl variables $header, $content and $footer. These 3 variables acquire html code in parts during the runtime. Using the print statement I'm trying to print to the webpage. All 3 variables when tried to printed by sending a GET request to the webserver should generate a web page. But the contents are truncated and the web page displayed is incomplete. length of $header = 8910 actually read 8910 characters length of $content = 9997 actually read around 8K characters length $footer = 18. actually read 0 charaters. Some interesting behaviour was also observed. Increase the number of characters in $header reduced the number of characters read from $content and the vise-versa also wroks out. This makes me a bit suspicious about the limit in the number of characters actually read. How do I generate a HTML page without being truncated. Pointers to solve this problem would be really helpful. Thanks.
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