Thanks all, but i got it.
I installed the script on a different server, and it works just fine. Is
it possible that NetFirms who hosted me is blocking HTTP requests in
some way? or mybe there's another problem?
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here's the relevant part from a test code i've been running to sort out
this problem. it does pretty much the same as the original one, except
for the facts that this one is simplified, and it uses GET instead of
POST, but gives the same error..
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my ($ua, $req, $res);
$
>>well, i've been trying to grap a page from my own site, and it gives
me
>>the same error.
Hi Shahar,
This sends like a code problem then.
Can you post a relevant snippet of your code?
joel
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well, i've been trying to grap a page from my own site, and it gives me
the same error. also, i use $ua->agent("Mozilla/4.73 [en] (Win95; I)")
to cover up for the useragent problem...
could this be related to $ua->proxy ? (as i said, this is not my
server... i don't know if i'm supposed to use a
Shahar,
Can you hit web.icq.com from your web browser (I can) - if so then its
not a web server problem.
Would sound more like that web.icq.com don't like your
useragent/headers/cookies or something (a sort of anti bot/spider
tactic) and are giving you a 500 error.
Can you show us your code?
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