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I have to admit that I searched for 'CGI' & 'progress' - I completely overlooked the prime requirement i.e. _browser_ progress reporting, so the server push probably ought not to be a surprise.

As to your supplementary question, 'tis a good guestion well asked !! :-D

If you are fortunate enough to find/develop a solution, please be sure to enlighten some/all of the monks by posting it [the solution] here (on the monastry) - esp. if it's a perl based solution.

A user level that continues to overstate my experience :-))

In reply to Re^3: CGI javascript AJAX - progress in real time on a web page. by Bloodnok
in thread CGI javascript AJAX - progress in real time on a web page. by Caesura

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