On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Potozniak, Andrew wrote: last time i looked, lwp did not usually send httpd1.1 stuff... specifically (if memory serves) it was always missing the Host and Referer headers. you may want to try manually adding them to the request object as .net may be assuming they are there?
just a guess gedanken This is the best place to hopefully get this question answered I have a .NET page written that is viewed perfectly through Netscape, IE, FireFox and even Lynxx, but when I try and hit the page with lwp I get a status 500 error back. What could be causing such an error? What is the compliancy level of lwp (i.e. compliant with HTML 4.01 standards)? Is there any place I can look into that may be able to help me out further? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- Andrew Potozniak Administrative Computing Student Assistant State University of New York at Buffalo Computer Science Major ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- "All that is visible must grow beyond itself; extend into the realm of the invisible." (TRON 1982) Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html -- gedanken
