> "TS" == Tolkin, Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TS> Checking if your kit is complete...
TS> Looks good
TS> Warning: prerequisite LWP::UserAgent 2.024 not found. We have 1.004.
TS> Warning: prerequisite Test::LongString 0 not found.
TS> Warning: prerequisite URI 1.25 not found.
I didn't notice or use a bundle. CPANPLUS will handle dependencies they
say, but I just kept grabbing modules until it shut up.
# 1. What might cause IO::Socket::INET->new to fail?
# I *am* directly connected to the Internet, so the first warning is
probably caused by a proxy problem.
No, you
Summary:
1. What might cause IO::Socket::INET->new to fail?
2. Is there a bundle for WWW-Mechanize?
Details:
I went to http://search.cpan.org/dist/WWW-Mechanize/ and read the doc
and it looks promising.
I downloaded the tar.gz file, extracted all its files, and started the
usual install
This seems like a problem that would be easily solved with a small perl
script.
Many web pages have a large list of links.
I would like to follow all the links, to some small depth (typically
just 1) and put their output into one file, in some format suitable for
printing.
I am flexible about
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