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...The purpose of the script is to pull the same website over the course of a day from various locations across several NSP backbones to graph and compare latency at various points of the day...

Wish you had said this in the first place.

I'm glad you're not working on a "stupid slurper". ;-)

And if I offended you, I hereby apologize. It's just that your initial description hit a nerve. I'm glad mod_perl 2 allows you to break a connection before it is actually completely set up.

Liz

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Transaction time for LWP::UserAgent GET by liz
in thread Transaction time for LWP::UserAgent GET by c

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