Re: Logging web chat contents

. :-) -- Philippe BooK Bruhat The faster the climb, the swifter the fall. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #87 (Epic))

Re: How to down load a page from web site which is expecting a browser supporting Frame

($PageURL); $myUserAgent-follow(0); # this is the first frame print $myUserAgent-content; -- Philippe BooK Bruhat The faster the climb, the swifter the fall. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #87 (Epic))

Re: Net::HTTP does not use compressed transfers when it should

suppose that means that LWP does not supports deflate/gzip? -- Philippe BooK Bruhat When you run from your problem, you make it that much harder for good fortune to catch you, as well. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #14 (Epic))

Testing connect-tunnel with NTLM

to a proxy that does NTLM authentication could set up an account for me that I could use for my tests. I'll probably only use it from a single IP. And I'm no H40r. Thanks a lot in advance! -- Philippe BooK Bruhat Even the worst guesser is right once in a while

Re: Chaining proxy servers

to the first proxy, asking to be connected to the second proxy, and then again, until it actually does a GET request. That's only useful when you want real anonymity through open proxies. -- Philippe BooK Bruhat Everyone acts their age... mental, if not physical

Re: Potential bug in HTTP::Headers

Le vendredi 28 novembre 2003 à 03:00, Gisle Aas écrivait: Philippe 'BooK' Bruhat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: So, in the end, I'm just pointing at this problem, asking if it's a bug or not. I don't regard this as a bug. Thanks for the clarification. If you don't want to risk ending up

Re: Potential bug in HTTP::Headers

or $headers depending of hits in this h2h hash. I followed you advice, and it works perfectly. Thanks a lot. -- Philippe BooK Bruhat Sometimes a setback can be the greatest form of progress. (Moral from Groo #6 (Image))

HTTPS_PROXY and LWP

by ngrep -i lo 'GET|CONNECT' port 8080 ... After much browsing the docs and grepping the code, I still haven't found out how can I make LWP::userAgent actually do a CONNECT through the proxy. Does anybody know? Or maybe it can't? -- Philippe BooK Bruhat If you doubt a friend, you are not being

Re: Different outcomes with same request

be appreciated. Maybe the transaction is put in the page by some javascript (document.print?). Your browser saves the resulting page, while WWW::Mechanize works on what the server sends. -- Philippe BooK Bruhat Friendship is just brotherhood with a choice of brothers

Re: unsubscribing

PROTECTED] list-unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] list-post: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Philippe BooK Bruhat We laugh at stupidity because the alternative is to cry over it. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #71 (Epic))

Re: HTTPS_PROXY and LWP

Le samedi 24 janvier 2004 à 18:31, Andreas König écrivait: On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 01:41:02 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Philippe 'BooK' Bruhat) said: HTTPS_PROXY=http://localhost:8080/ lwp-request https://www.example.com/ Out of curiosity I tried exactly this on my machine (where I have

Re: HTTP traffic? (use LWP::Debug qw(conns); not working)

proxy, use env_proxy with your LWP::UA object. LWP::UA does a GET https://www.example.com/ to the proxy, which will fetch the data with SSL, and return it in a plain (cleartext) HTTP session. So that you don't have to change your debugging habits when asking for https URLs. -- Philippe BooK

Re: HTTP traffic? (use LWP::Debug qw(conns); not working)

cannot (yet) check those certificates in a HTTP::Proxy filter (I suppose I'll fix this in next version, by adding a client_headers() method). -- Philippe BooK Bruhat The best of intentions must still have directions. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #95 (Epic))

Re: Mechanize and LWP::RobotUA

would be a subclass of LWP::RobotUA my bot = WWW::Mechanize-new( nice = 0 );# don't be nice -- Philippe BooK Bruhat The emptier the brain is of facts, the easier it is to fill with nonsense. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #89 (Epic))

Re: Debugging Tip for the mech FAQ

Content-Type: text/html This shows how google tries to give you the same exact cookie on all their local sites. You can ask to see more headers than the predefined ones by using the command-line parameter header. The proxy only reports requests for data with a text/* Content-Type. -- Philippe BooK

Re: Urgent Help needed with Post method file upload

, 'datafile', Content-Type = 'application/octet-stream', Content = $filedata ] ]); When I run the script, I get: Bareword Content not allowed while strict subs in use at regcompliance.pl line 438 Any ideas? s/Content-Type/Content_Type/ -- Philippe BooK Bruhat In the contest between

Re: Secure website login tutorials?

usually enough for finding out what the web robot needs to send to the server. -- Philippe BooK Bruhat Everyone's life seems easier from the outside. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #45 (Epic))

Re: Enabling Redirects

BooK Bruhat You can always buy another house but you cannot put a price on a home. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #63 (Epic))

Re: Display progress or partial results in browser window

and then launch another script in a browser that reads periodically from a file written by the agent. But this seems like an awkward solution. You could also use the callback argument to LWP::UserAgent's request() method to track progress. -- Philippe BooK Bruhat Treat those you outrank well

Re: proxy authentication and little patch

/h2strongpre* - vous ecirc;tes ici/pre/strong/body/html -- Philippe BooK Bruhat Remember that what is good for the goose may not be good for the gender. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #4 (Epic))

Re: It works in Firefox, why not in $mech?

proxy settings. -- Philippe BooK Bruhat When you deal in weapons, there are no winners... only losers. (Moral from Groo The Wanderer #31 (Epic))