Re: LWP Authorisation issue

Install Wireshark instead, it'll go quicker than learning how to use HTTP::Recorder. Record the working curl request/response.

Select Analyze → Display filters…, select HTTP and press OK. Select the curl request in the main window. Select Analyze → Follow TCP Stream. The dialog shows now the request/response pair in text form. Copy and paste this text here to Perlmonks.

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Re^2: LWP Authorisation issue by Anonymous Monk on Feb 26, 2013 at 09:02 UTC
Install Wireshark instead ... I don't like this advice, it shifts the burden of recreating HTTP::Request objects onto humans, when HTTP::Recorder can do it for you IMHO this is not reasonable, we're monks, not monkeys	[reply]
Re^3: LWP Authorisation issue by daxim (Curate) on Feb 26, 2013 at 10:21 UTC
And I don't like your advice (assuming you are the same anonymonk as in Re: LWP Authorisation issue (not really)). With Wireshark, this matter would already be resolved within minutes, and instead kapila gets send into a dead end that costs him already a day. When you volunteer to help people here, then optimise your processes for them, not yourself. Else, why bother? Half-arsedness does more harm than not helping at all.	[reply]
Re^4: LWP Authorisation issue by Anonymous Monk on Feb 26, 2013 at 10:53 UTC
When you volunteer to help people here, then optimise your processes for them, not yourself. Else, why bother? Half-arsedness does more harm than not helping at all. OP has curl, his curl option works -- curl has debug option to dump http conversation, so there was never any need for livehttpheaders/wireshark/httprecorder But its not like I already told the OP this , OP has free will	[reply]
Re^4: LWP Authorisation issue by Anonymous Monk on Feb 26, 2013 at 10:47 UTC
Wireshark, this matter would already be resolved within minutes, Wishful thinking	[reply]


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