On Sun, 12 Dec 2004, Gyepi SAM wrote:
> Is "$mdclstr" a string or blessed object?
Sorry about that, $mdclstr is a Net::HTTP object.
my $mdclstr = Net::HTTP->new(Host => "$host") ||
die "Couldn't connect: [EMAIL PROTECTED]";
> Does the class or object have a write_request() method?
Yep, according to the Net::HTTP perldoc.
> Are you checking for the return value of the method?
Good point, no, I'm not.
> What happens inside the write_request method?
Well, shell.pl is a vendor supplied script that just drops the command
(assuming it matches a pattern) to the command prompt.
> What happens when you invoke curl from the command line with the same URL?
Works fine, no problem.
> What's the value of the $drive variable?
The drive variable is typically something like: 1,0,5
This is a drive specification that needs to be passed to kill a specific
drive if it's taking too many errors.
Is it not important that this works flawlessly with Firefox and only
errors on IE? That seems to be the real confusing thing to me.
Ben
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Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we
fall.
~ Confucius
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