in reply to man HTTP::Request::Common
I had this problem also.
If the server that you are sending a POST or GET require the request to be in a specific format. You have two choices. Go into the scripts you are calling and modify the output or use Net::HTTP (or Net::SSL for encryption).
When you are calling content from HTTP::Request::Common, it inserts it as content=data unless you wrap the content in brackets.
There are some examples at the bottom of the modules along with documentation.
Hope this helps.
There are some examples at the bottom of the modules along with documentation.
Hope this helps.
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