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Or is the issue so complex that it's never been well-enough solved to encapsulate in a simple box like that, and I'm going to have to pore over stacks of dusty tomes of lore to make it happen?
There are many ready to install proxies out there. I would just install squid, or something similar.

In reply to Re: HTTPS proxy in Perl? by JavaFan
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