Dear Sirs, When I'm Installing LWP with Tenet I get the following error: reaktie10:~/www/Lwp$ perl Makefile.cgi -n Illegal character \015 (carriage return) at...
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Scott Gifford
sgifford@...
Nov 2, 1999 7:20 am
Hello, I just finished patching up libwww-perl to handle persistent connections, and thought I'd pop onto this list to post my patch and make sure it works....
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Dieter Duemler
dieterd@...
Nov 2, 1999 9:13 am
Hello, I'm trying to use the LWP package according to the Book Web Client Programming an I ran into the following problem. I try to use a proxy which reqires...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Nov 2, 1999 12:49 pm
This patch had a few similarites to the patch David Worenklein posted a week ago with the title "Patch to 5.46 for HTTPS through firewalls". Both add a socket...
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WORENKLEIN, David, GCM
David.Worenklein@...
Nov 2, 1999 3:01 pm
My patch was needed to implement the "CONNECT" method in proxies. Gisle, if you'd like to use Scott's patches, I'm sure I can put in the "CONNECT" method and...
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Scott Gifford
sgifford@...
Nov 2, 1999 3:27 pm
... Right now, it automatically retries any request if a cached connection was used, and the write of the request returns an error, or the read of the status...
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Ron Wilson
rwilson@...
Nov 2, 1999 4:19 pm
... The RFC indicates that all GET requests are *supposed* to be idempotent. Whether any of the browsers assume this or go with your more conservative...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Nov 2, 1999 4:32 pm
Another thing that occured to me is that it might be better to not expose the 'connection_cache' at the LWP::UserAgent level at all, but simply use it for...
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al
alewis@...
Nov 3, 1999 1:23 pm
I am trying to post a file to a cgi. i am having difficulty combining the file content with variables i need to set to activate the cgi. without the filename...
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Greg Stark
gsstark@...
Nov 3, 1999 5:23 pm
Whenever I try to use lwp-download with an ftp uri i get: lwp-download: 500 Can't locate object method "path_components" via package "URI::ftp" Is this a known...
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Scott Gifford
sgifford@...
Nov 3, 1999 6:37 pm
I tried this last night, and while it worked fine, if you send this header to a non-modified LWP, the connection just hangs. That means that the user's...
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WORENKLEIN, David, GCM
David.Worenklein@...
Nov 3, 1999 7:26 pm
My original patch didn't correctly transmogrify a IO::Socket::INET to a Net::SSL. It would work for some sites, not for others. Here's a patch of that patch. ...
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WORENKLEIN, David, GCM
David.Worenklein@...
Nov 3, 1999 7:46 pm
Of course, there's no guarantee that this one works any better. :-( ... ********************************************************************** This e-mail is...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Nov 4, 1999 12:51 pm
I wanted HTML::Parser to become fast, so I just made a new XS based implementation which I have uploaded a test release of. You will find ...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Nov 4, 1999 12:51 pm
... I have no idea. Currently I'm missing tuits for lwpng. But I do encourage people to play with what I have. Regards, Gisle...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Nov 4, 1999 12:53 pm
... LWP should have killed any 'Connection' headers before it forward the request. I consider this to be a bug. ... Perhaps this is a problem. ... Well, we...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Nov 4, 1999 12:53 pm
... I don't see it. Something is different for you. -- Gisle Aas...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Nov 4, 1999 12:53 pm
... Yes, the HTTP::Cookies support this. If the port attribute is not set then the cookie will be sent to any port on the given host. The port attribute can...
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Paul Schinder
schinder@...
Nov 4, 1999 1:21 pm
... I've been seeing the same thing. I thought it might be related to the file not existing or the server being choked, but a quick check trying to retrieve a...
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Paul Schinder
schinder@...
Nov 4, 1999 1:39 pm
Just as an addendum, here's the result of the test using a copy of lwp-download with LWP::Debug qw(+) inserted. The file does exist at that location. linux%...
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Paul Schinder
schinder@...
Nov 4, 1999 2:08 pm
I had time to do a little more digging in the debugger. Here's where it happens: LWP::Protocol::ftp::request(/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/LWP/P ...
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Scott Harding
sah@...
Nov 4, 1999 5:16 pm
unsubscribe libwww-perl sah@......
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Bernie Aua
bernie@...
Nov 4, 1999 5:58 pm
I am investigating building support for secure links (https) into my LWP client. I've seen references to Net SSL, Crypt SSL, and Open SSL. From what I can...
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Gisle Aas
gisle@...
Nov 4, 1999 8:38 pm
... What was different for me was that I picked up some old version of lwp-download which SuSE-linux kindly installed in /usr/bin as part of w3mir. This...
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Bruce Johnson
bjohnson@...
Nov 4, 1999 8:58 pm
I just got into a very simple application someone wrote using LWP::Simple's mirror() function, and the very first problem I ran into is this: The client...
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Tom Phoenix
rootbeer@...
Nov 5, 1999 12:00 am
... sub never_die_mirror ($$) { my $rv = eval { mirror(@_) }; $@ ? "Eek! $@" : $rv; } Enjoy! -- Tom Phoenix Perl Training and Hacking Esperanto ...
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dynacs
dynacs@...
Nov 5, 1999 3:35 am
I am trying to write a perl program that would periodically access a mail server and download the mails and put them in a particular directory on my local...
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Eugeny Hozyainov
webmaster@...
Nov 5, 1999 4:34 am
unsubscribe libwww-perl webmaster@......
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Michael A. Chase
mchase@...
Nov 5, 1999 5:09 am
You probably want Net::POP3 which is part of libnet. There is a sample script (pop3) in the demos/ subdirectory of the distribution archive available in CPAN...
