Hi, ... I am also very interested in these SSL binaries. I have been looking around for a while but have not been able to find any. I'm located in the US. ...
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Milivoj Ivkovic
mi@...
Oct 1, 1998 1:51 pm
... US. In the meantime, I found SSLeay 0.8 binaries for Windows, but what we need is the compiled binaries for the Crypt|Net::SSL[eay] modules. Is nobody...
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Carlos Ramirez
ramirezc@...
Oct 1, 1998 10:33 pm
You should use LWP modules. Here's a sample script that will do what you want: use LWP::Simple; $url = 'http://library.advanced.org/11056/index/html'; $webpage...
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John Whelan
whelan@...
Oct 2, 1998 2:23 am
The HTML::Parse, HTML::Element and HTML::TreeBuilder modules are a great labor-saver for parsing HTML documents, but I wanted to ask about and/or propose two...
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Brian Slesinsky
bslesins@...
Oct 2, 1998 2:23 am
Hi, I'm wondering why HTML::TreeBuilder doesn't put in more implicit end-paragraphs. For example, here's a simple document: Some text <ul> <li> first item ...
3767
sigma@...
Oct 2, 1998 7:49 pm
Under LWP 5.32 and 5.36, on a FreeBSD 2.2.7 system, we're observing the following problem. A program like this: #!/usr/local/bin/perl5 -w use LWP::Simple; ...
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Albert Dvornik
bert@...
Oct 3, 1998 12:43 am
[Sorry if this has already been reported, but I glanced over the HyperMail archive and didn't come up with anything relevant.] I've just installed...
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Darren Craine
dcraine@...
Oct 3, 1998 12:43 am
Where can I find a version of LWP that runs with the WinNT version of PERL? Much thanks. .daRRen. Darren Craine Web Tech, UCSD Library...
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Austin S. Lin
austin@...
Oct 3, 1998 4:09 am
... Gurusamy Sarathy's win32 distribution has what you need: http://www.perl.com/CPAN/ports/win32/Standard/x86/perl5.00402-bindist04-bc.zip - Austin...
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Michael D. Smith
webmaster@...
Oct 3, 1998 4:09 am
Greetings everyone: This is my first response to the list. Please bear with me if this is less than brilliant. Isn't it supposed to be single quotes like this ...
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Ilya Zakharevich
ilya@...
Oct 3, 1998 8:06 am
I have two notes about install (current version via CPAN.pm): a) LWP did not detect that HTML/HeadParser.pm was not installed, thus many tests fail; b)...
3773
sigma@...
Oct 3, 1998 4:31 pm
... No, they're both strings. No need to quote a variable in order to get its value, either, unless the context is datatype-ambiguous, I suppose. It's choking...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... I don't know. It should work. Have anybody else seen failures like this? ... [...]...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... This one was already fixed in my sources. ... Wonder what link triggered this? Are you able to find that out? The line that triggers this warning is: if...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... Applied. Thanks! Regards, Gisle...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... Not in Perl apparently. It shows that Perl is a string processing language. Scanning strings is very fast compared to other operations and especially the...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... It sounds like the old IO::Socket->connect bug. Some versions of IO::Socket did leave the socket non-blocking if connect was called for an socket object...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... $ua->max_size(1); Regards, Gisle...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... Read the README file carefully. Regards, Gisle...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... Did the test really fail for you? I would expect it to fail the same way for everybody. Your analysis is correct. I have applied your patch. Thanks! ...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... What $res->status_line do you get back? ... The default timeout should be 3 minutes, so if you get the rest of the response in 30 seconds it should not be...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... Feel free to make these enhancements and upload a new version to CPAN. I don't have time to maintain the HTML-Tree modules any more. Regards, Gisle...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... I think the loop detection test will still trigger. It should really be fixed to consider all headers in the request. Currently we only check the URL: ...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... The HTML::TokeParse manpage have the following example that extract all links from a document. It will print one line for each link, containing the URL...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... There should be a test for HTML::HeadParser in the current Makefile.PL. What version of LWP are you trying to install? ... I just got patch from Albert...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... I could not think of any better way to do it. The patch have been applied to my sources and will be in the next LWP release. Thanks! ... I added a...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... Because it is badly maintained. I don't feel like making it better, as it would be too much work, and I have other projects I think is more important....
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... LWP will do this automatically for you. You only need to set the Host: header manually if you really want it to not agree with the URL you provided. ... ...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Oct 4, 1998 3:10 am
... Probably not. Can you show me an example of a URL that is anatomically wrong? Regards, Gisle...
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Ilya Zakharevich
ilya@...
Oct 4, 1998 7:17 am
... There is such a check. However, the tests do not take the results of this check into account. And under CPAN.pm the LWP's message about HTML::HeadParser...
