What is the significance of the block [snip] if ($headers) { print($Out $headers); } else { print($Out "HTTP/1.0 $response...
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Darrell Berry
darrell@...
May 1, 1995 11:14 am
Looks like the header problem was a bug in he Mac port of libwww...so everything's actually OK...but why _does_ this block of code exist? ... darrell berry...
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Konopnicki David
konop@...
May 4, 1995 11:39 am
Hi, I am a beginning perl programmer and I want to develop WWW applications using Perl5. How I can do this? (I saw the URI::URL module but what about HTTP and...
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Konopnicki David
konop@...
May 7, 1995 12:06 pm
Hi, I am trying to use libwww-perl-0.40 with perl5. I did the changes that I found in the mail archive (sent by: Mike Ferrara). But when I am trying to use...
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Konopnicki David
konop@...
May 7, 1995 2:08 pm
Hi, This is a continuation to my previous mail. Well, I discovered that the get script is working only if I call it as an ... It does not enter the interactive...
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Howard Jones
hjones@...
May 7, 1995 6:06 pm
... umm, try doing ... and see what you are running exactly... I bet it isn't what you think :-) -- Howard Jones "Who would have thought...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
May 9, 1995 2:06 am
... $headers stores the actual (unparsed) headers when a server response is received -- it remains empty if the request did not get a response. %headers always...
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Tim Bunce
Tim.Bunce@...
May 9, 1995 3:40 pm
... I've CC'd this to the libwww-perl list as they 'own' the URI::URL module. ... I don't believe it's a bug. I think it's a feature. ... Relative URL's, like...
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Andreas Koenig
koenig@...
May 9, 1995 5:11 pm
From: Tim Bunce <Tim.Bunce@...> You may get what you want by just saying: $url = URI::URL->new("bar", $base); $url = $url->abs; # make absolute using...
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Martijn Koster
m.koster@...
May 10, 1995 9:46 am
... Nope. A server might know, and some cleverly redirect to the right URL. It'd be nice of HTTP had a facility for returning a document along with a...
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Tim Bunce
Tim.Bunce@...
May 10, 1995 10:32 am
... Okay. ... Wonderful. Great patch, thanks. ... Tim....
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Gisle Aas
aas@...
May 10, 1995 6:24 pm
... ^ you might want to remove this I suggest that we integrate the following patch. This...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
May 12, 1995 12:42 am
Hi all, I just finished moving the libwww-perl directories over to my dual HTTP/FTP space. This resulted in a slight URL change to ...
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Darrell Berry
darrell@...
May 12, 1995 12:42 am
I'm doing is a modification of the libwww library to support simultaneous polled www'requests without forking...has anyone already done a version that does...
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The Atlantis Project
oceania@...
May 12, 1995 12:43 am
I get the following error when I run the library on a Linux system. Ideas? "Can't locate sys/socket.ph in @INC (did you run h2ph?) at wwwhttp.pl line 32." ...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
May 12, 1995 5:03 am
... When perl was installed on your system, the installer is supposed to run the h2ph program (part of the perl package) so that it will create system require...
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Reinier Post
reinpost@...
May 12, 1995 9:05 am
... In addition to Roy's explanation: on our system, the file was installed, but as socket.ph, not sys/socket.ph (in other words, the system header files were ...
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Tim Bunce
Tim.Bunce@...
May 12, 1995 8:23 pm
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Darrell Berry
darrell@...
May 13, 1995 11:29 am
As some of you are aware, I'm in the process of making a few hacks to libwww for the Mac... As a preliminary, I'm modifying wwwhttp'request to use a temp file...
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The Atlantis Project
oceania@...
May 17, 1995 9:51 am
What does the following error mean? Undefined subroutine "main'__GNUC__" called at /usr/lib/perl/sys/cdefs.ph line 70. I have a Linux system. Eric Klien ...
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Martijn Koster
m.koster@...
May 17, 1995 8:34 pm
I was lwp'ing again, and got back to alarms... I want a neat solution to timeout: $_ = <$socket>; so I can generate a proper local timeout response. Ideally...
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Andreas Koenig
koenig@...
May 17, 1995 10:51 pm
Citing Martijn... and Andreas suggested allowing the user to override error handling, using MI. Well, my suggestion came 2 hours before Larry revealed his ...
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Martijn Koster
m.koster@...
May 18, 1995 7:27 am
... Yeah, I can't get used to writing in such a dynamic language either :-) ... That depends. I'd like to return a 408 when a local timeout occurs, which means...
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Martijn Koster
m.koster@...
May 18, 1995 10:02 am
... To expand a little (no, this is not a release): Real work has been creeping up to me lately. However, I've been able to spend some time on LWP again (sigh,...
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Jack Shirazi - BIU
js@...
May 18, 1995 10:38 am
... Why? This is something I'm seeing in alot of modules now. Using <> because that is what people see. But these are meant as nice comfortable shorthands in...
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Jared Rhine
Jared_Rhine@...
May 18, 1995 1:34 pm
[Citation date: Thu, 18 May 1995 10:55:30 +0100] MK == Martijn Koster <m.koster@...> MK> Then I decided to start all over again. MK>...
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Martijn Koster
m.koster@...
May 18, 1995 2:57 pm
... Thanks. Keep it quiet though, this isn't release-worthy yet, just chat-worthy (I hope). -- Martijn __________ Internet: m.koster@... X-400: C=GB;...
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Tim Bunce
Tim.Bunce@...
May 18, 1995 3:53 pm
... In fact I believe it's one of the very few relatively safe things to do!. The bottom line is that stdio and malloc are unsafe in signal handlers and perl...
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Darrell Berry
darrell@...
May 19, 1995 2:39 pm
The perl libwww routine wwwurl'parse returns the full pathname of the url, but what is the best way to just get the _file_ name... eg pathname is...
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Roy T. Fielding
fielding@...
May 20, 1995 4:02 am
... There's not much use for the filename -- in fact, it may not even have a filename. But, if you are determined to have one: if ($path =~ m#([^/]+)$#) {...
