Re: LWP UserAgent: unable to 'get'

garhone wrote:

What are all the reasons why LWP::UserAgent->get is unable to produce a
proper response.


Are you sure you want to know all of the possible reasons?

I am only able to get a response if I set the URL to be a local web
page.

Perhaps if you post a small, but complete script that demonstrates your problem (have you read the posting guidelines that are posted here twice a week?) we can help you find the problem with your script. We can't help you debug code we can't see.
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