i have the following sample..
any idea as to why it's not correctly performing the keep_alive function..
use LWP::UserAgent;
use HTTP::Request;
use HTTP::Cookies;
use LWP::ConnCache;
use WWW::Mechanize;
$ua = new LWP::User
Hi all,
My web hosting company provides a web interface for
backing up my site. I'd like to create a script (that
is run from a shell) that automates this process. So
I have come up with the code below. I created a code
base by using a proxy (as detailed in the book
Spidering Hacks) to record m
hi...
got a bit of a problem/lack of understanding...
the following url works in a browser window. it can be selected, and the
appropriate page appears...
http://soc.our.psu.edu/soc/act_main_search.cfm?Semester=FALL%202004&CrseLoc=
AA%3A%3AAltoona%20Campus&CECrseLoc=&CourseAbbrev=0&CrseAlpha=a%2
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Gisle Aas wrote:
> This is the patch I ended up with. It is likely to be part of the
> next LWP release.
It looks good. I especially like the way _stale_content works. I'll try to do some
memory profiling with/without the patch in the next few days.
Cheers,
-J
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Joshua Hoblitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would like the ability to set the "content" of an HTTP::Message
> object by passing in a ref to scalar. This would be a 1 x content
> savings of memory, which can be significant for large messages.
>
> This would require some re-pluming so that $mes
Hi Folks,
I would like the ability to set the "content" of an HTTP::Message object by passing in
a ref to scalar. This would be a 1 x content savings of memory, which can be
significant for large messages.
This would require some re-pluming so that $mess->{_content} becomes a ref to scalar
(i
