So, after trying different methods of communicating with the treasurydirect
site, I finally bit the bullet and updated my Perl modules (via a cpan
"upgrade" command) and the problem has been fixed. Don't know which module
was mucked up or how it got that way, but things are working fine, now. I
On 28 December 2017 at 14:56, farleykj said:
> Sorry, I thought I'd responded to the message about telling the agent what
> browser it is identifying itself as. I'm using Perl, and the code I'm
> using to see what's up is as follows:
>
>
> use LWP::UserAgent ;
> use LWP::Simple ;
>
> my
The only CPAN-related stuff I've done was updating Finance::Quote during
the Yahoo-caused quote debacle. Other than that, I tend to leave things
as is, since OS X is allegedly pretty snotty about having things mucked
about with.
Near as I can figure the problem is solely with the
John,
I get the results you get from "curl". A whole lot of code. So this narrows
my troubles down to the use of Perl for requests? I'm currently using
version 5.18.
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I'm not using a proxy. I tried using identification strings for a few other
browers, like Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, etc. and to no avail.
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> On Dec 28, 2017, at 2:45 PM, farleykj wrote:
>
> Well, that really does me in, I guess. Odd that I can use their on-site tools
> to get values of things, but can't via Perl.
>
Try the curl line I posted earlier, then look into your browser settings, for
example are you
Well, that really does me in, I guess. Odd that I can use their on-site tools
to get values of things, but can't via Perl.
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> On Dec 28, 2017, at 1:56 PM, farleykj wrote:
>
> Sorry, I thought I'd responded to the message about telling the agent what
> browser it is identifying itself as.
> I'm using Perl, and the code I'm using to see what's up is as follows:
>
>
> use LWP::UserAgent ;
> use
On 28 December 2017 at 18:26, farleykj wrote:
> I did try this. The only effect from changing it is to get a different
> number
> at the end of the failure message, i.e. it goes from
>
You did try what? Since you have not quoted the message you are replying to
we do not know
> On Dec 28, 2017, at 10:26 AM, farleykj wrote:
>
> I did try this. The only effect from changing it is to get a different number
> at the end of the failure message, i.e. it goes from
>
> "Can't connect to www.treasurydirect.gov:80 (Connection refused)"
>
> to
>
>
I did try this. The only effect from changing it is to get a different number
at the end of the failure message, i.e. it goes from
"Can't connect to www.treasurydirect.gov:80 (Connection refused)"
to
"Can't connect to www.treasurydirect.gov:443 (Connection refused)"
This is rather mysterious
On 27 December 2017 at 21:55, farleykj wrote:
> The URL is listed with https. But, for the record, I tried http and https
> in
> futile attempts to connect. Neither makes any difference. The error message
> you refer to is the "contents" of the results I get from a query to
The API is documented, but again, attempts to communicate with it yield the
same message:
Can't connect to www.treasurydirect.gov:80 (Connection refused)
It just seems that the site doesn't want to accept any communications. I'd
be interested if someone else was able to get anything out of the
> On Dec 23, 2017, at 8:20 PM, farleykj wrote:
>
> Hi Frank.
>
> I substituted the definition of the URL with the following
>
> my $urlSite = "https://www.treasurydirect.gov/; ;
>
> But I still get the same message about the connection being refused. Going
> by the normal
Hi Frank.
I substituted the definition of the URL with the following
my $urlSite = "https://www.treasurydirect.gov/; ;
But I still get the same message about the connection being refused. Going
by the normal browser activity, I can get to the ..BC/SBCPrice page and get
prices, etc. It just
Hi Ken,
Am 23.12.2017 um 04:22 schrieb farleykj:
> Further investigation seems to show that the site does not allow any
> connections, at least not via Perl. I attempted a simple "probe" of the
> price calculation site, via the following:
>
> my $urlSite =
I'm using the bond quote grabbing code I wrote in 2012 which has been serving
me faithfully since 2016-04-04. I am using https in the url, here's the full
contents I get from the post request:
Can't connect to www.treasurydirect.gov:443 (Connection refused)
LWP::Protocol::https::Socket: connect:
> On Dec 17, 2017, at 3:17 PM, farleykj wrote:
>
> Well, it appears that the only data being returned by quote requests is:
>
> "Can't connect to www.treasurydirect.gov:80 (Connection refused)"
>
> Don't have any idea why - my Perl experience is rather limited. Definitely
Well, it appears that the only data being returned by quote requests is:
"Can't connect to www.treasurydirect.gov:80 (Connection refused)"
Don't have any idea why - my Perl experience is rather limited. Definitely
throws a wrench into the works for me, though.
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I've been able to obtain quotes from the Treasury Direct (treasurydirect.gov)
for a while, until 2017-12-12. Does anyone know if the interface of this
site has changed lately?
I know I'll have to investigate to update my Perl code to get these, but
just thought I'd check if anyone has clues that
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