According to the ActiveState docs I have, the environment variables you need
to set are:
HTTP_proxy
HTTP_proxy_user
HTTP_proxy_pass
For instance:
HTTP_proxy=http://proxy.yourdomain.com:portnumber
HTTP_proxy_user=youruserid
HTTP_proxy_pass=yourpassword
HTH.
John
"Nyimi Jose" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
This is making my head hurt. In an effort to share my pain, I humbly ask
the list for help.
(part of) My code looks like this:
chdir 'j:/wsinfo';
system "dir /p";
When I execute it from command line, I get a directory of j:\wsinfo -
exactly what I wanted.
When I execute it from a web browser,
"Agustin Rivera" wrote:
> Try adding
>
> my @html=split(/\n/, $html);
> foreach my $line(@html)
> {
> #process
> }
Thank you, Agustin, that did the trick! I played with many regexp
combinations, but all more complicated than what you suggested.
No wonder Perlsters are always grinning...
J
Hello, all.
To snag a webpage, I'm using:
use LWP::Simple;
my $html = get(http://address.goes.here);
# Outlook Express will probably mangle the webpage address above
Awright, that's fine and it's working, but it's not quite what I need.
I need to process the contents of that page line by l
