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Old 09-13-2006
Slow cd response

Hi All
We have one SCO Server here and it never gives us any trouble. Until Now!! Well its not earth shattering but we have one user who is complaining of a very slow response time when changing to his Home Directory. Other users who have similar profiles are OK. I have su'd to this user and I can duplicate the problem. He can change to all other directories No Problem but changing back to his home directory is very slow. I've looked at his profile to no avail and I have even umounted and remounted /home.. NG What am I missing?..
Smilie JohnOB
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Dancer::Response(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				     Dancer::Response(3pm)

NAME
Dancer::Response - Response object for Dancer SYNOPSIS
# create a new response object Dancer::Response->new( status => 200, content => 'this is my content' ); Dancer::SharedData->response->status; # 200 # fetch current response object my $response = Dancer::SharedData->response; # fetch the current status $response->status; # 200 # change the status $response->status(500); PUBLIC API
new Dancer::Response->new( status => 200, content => 'my content', headers => HTTP::Headers->new(...), ); create and return a new Dancer::Response object current my $response = Dancer::SharedData->response->current(); return the current Dancer::Response object, and reset the object exists if ($response->exists) { ... } test if the Dancer::Response object exists content # get the content my $content = $response->content; my $content = Dancer::SharedData->response->content; # set the content $response->content('my new content'); Dancer::SharedData->response->content('my new content'); set or get the content of the current response object status # get the status my $status = $response->status; my $status = Dancer::SharedData->response->status; # set the status $response->status(201); Dancer::SharedData->response->status(201); set or get the status of the current response object content_type # get the status my $ct = $response->content_type; my $ct = Dancer::SharedData->response->content_type; # set the status $response->content_type('application/json'); Dancer::SharedData->response->content_type('application/json'); set or get the status of the current response object pass $response->pass; Dancer::SharedData->response->pass; set the pass value to one for this response has_passed if ($response->has_passed) { ... } if (Dancer::SharedData->response->has_passed) { ... } test if the pass value is set to true halt Dancer::SharedData->response->halt(); $response->halt; halted if (Dancer::SharedData->response->halted) { ... } if ($response->halted) { ... } header # set the header $response->header('X-Foo' => 'bar'); Dancer::SharedData->response->header('X-Foo' => 'bar'); # get the header my $header = $response->header('X-Foo'); my $header = Dancer::SharedData->response->header('X-Foo'); get or set the value of a header headers $response->headers(HTTP::Headers->new(...)); Dancer::SharedData->response->headers(HTTP::Headers->new(...)); return the list of headers for the current response headers_to_array my $headers_psgi = $response->headers_to_array(); my $headers_psgi = Dancer::SharedData->response->headers_to_array(); this method is called before returning a PSGI response. It transforms the list of headers to an array reference. perl v5.14.2 2012-01-28 Dancer::Response(3pm)