I have been reading up on LWP::UserAgent and HTTP::Request of the LWP package. This is good stuff.
But I am still confused about a couple of things. Here is ther senario. I have a file I want to download from
my server and I can do that with LWP. But what I'm confused on is One: how do I save the file to a certain
directory once I have started the GET process; insted of it dumping to stdout? The other part I am unclear on
is this: if the site does not contain the file I am looking to GET, then I should receive the standard web response
of 'file does not exist' or other responses like 'forbidden', etc. I am unclear how to 'log' these responses or redirect
them to a file for later examination insted of dumping to stdout.
Thus far I have a script that will do what I want it to do, but now I need to understand how to save my file(s)
to disk insted of dumping to stdout, and logging the responses to a file for review. Let me know if I have made myself unclear. I look forward to hearing from
you all soon with your input and ideas.
Thank You, ~Martin
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