I am using LWP::UserAgent to create a POST request to a URL. The POST
request includes some data in the body of the HTTP request. I have used
a network sniffer and found that, unfortunately, the POST request
always gets split up into two separate packets. This is causing some
difficulty which I won't go into here, although I understand it's valid
from an HTTP perspective.
Is there any way I can force LWP::UserAgent to consolidate the POST
request into a single packet? Or are there other modules I should use
instead?
That's the way TCP works. It may split the stream in as much
packets it likes.
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