Tatsuhiko Miyagawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Google seems to deny access via LWP, so live/google.t fails.
> I guess the rule is $Header{'User-Agent'} =~ /libwww-perl/
I will remove the 't/live/google.t' from the distribution. It appears
they did not like it.
Note that Google is very confused when LWP sends it a "Connection"
header that contains something else than "Keep-Alive". By default LWP
will send "Connection: TE" to something it thinks is a HTTP/1.1
server. The result is a Google refuse to keep the connection alive.
This is wrong.
The workaround used in 't/live/google.t' was to set the
@EXTRA_SOCK_OPTS to suppress the TE header.
# Google is confused if we end up sendit it the "Connection: TE"
# header and will close the connection. This avoids it.
push(@LWP::Protocol::http::EXTRA_SOCK_OPTS, SendTE => 0);
I wished there was a way to set up these options on a per server
basis.
Regards,
Gisle
