The only CPAN-related stuff I've done was updating Finance::Quote during
the Yahoo-caused quote debacle. Other than that, I tend to leave things
as is, since OS X is allegedly pretty snotty about having things mucked
about with.
Near as I can figure the problem is solely with the treasurydirect.gov
site. I've substituted other URLs, like google.com, etc. and it spews
back all the nice HTML stuff.
I've communicated back and forth with the Treasury Direct people, but
gotten rather superficial and maybe even snarky responses back. I don't
think the people communicating via their "contact us" are conversant in
technical information. At least not the ones I've gotten "information" from.
On 2017-12-28 23:18, John Ralls wrote:
On Dec 28, 2017, at 3:52 PM, farleykj <farle...@gmail.com> wrote:
John,
I get the results you get from "curl". A whole lot of code. So this narrows
my troubles down to the use of Perl for requests? I'm currently using
version 5.18.
So am I, and I ran in a relatively clean (i.e. not in a Gtk-OSX build shell)
MacOS 10.13 environment. I have run gnc-fq-update recently so my Perl
environment will have been updated with all of those dependencies.
Since it broke suddenly for you it seems possible that it was something you did
on your system. Do you remember hitting on CPAN for anything in the last couple
of weeks?
I’d start by studying LWP::UserAgent and searching on something like “lwp
connection debugging”.
Regards,
John Ralls
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