Good day, all. I currently have some code that use HTTP::Daemon and CGI.pm
in one script: the HTTP::Daemon portion listens for requests, and sends
relevant GET or POST information off to CGI.pm, where it's used throughout
the whole program, non-OOP. The shell is something like this:
my
Good day, all. I currently have some code that use HTTP::Daemon and CGI.pm
in one script: the HTTP::Daemon portion listens for requests, and sends
relevant GET or POST information off to CGI.pm, where it's used throughout
the whole program, non-OOP. The shell is something like this:
Here's a
my mechanize application uses some https connections. often this takes 45
seconds or more for the data to be returned to my agent from the remote
site.
on one of my machines, all works well.
on my test box, the sockets are closing at exactly 20 seconds and
reporting SSL timeouts.
where
Welp, with gracious thanks to gnat, I've got an oddly working
solution (below, use the same test HTML forms as below). The two
biggest problems, which can be pretty major depending on your app:
* STDIN will no longer work normally
once a multipart form has been submitted.
* somehow or
