Schiza, Apostolia (ISS Atlanta) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, this is weird or I obviously misunderstood the usage of
> LWP timeout... I just tested it and I had set the timeout for
> 10mins and the request kept running just fine all that time...
> Though, if you do print $ua->timeout('600'), you get a value
> of 180 seconds, which is hte predefined timeout value instead
> of 600 seconds.
It's not that weird, though it doesn't seem to be explicitly
documented. Get/set functions conventionally return the old
value when used to set a property. So the value was 180.
Doing $ua->timeout(600) sets it to 600 and returns 180 (the
same value it would return if you used timeout() as a get
function by not passing an argument). Try printing
$ua->timeout() after you've done $ua->timeout(600).
--
Keith C. Ivey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Washington, DC
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