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Well I bumped my copy of WWW::Mech from 1.50 (I think it was) to 1.60. (Still running 1.58 on my sandbox machine). Reran the tests and got the same error. Before I wrote to SoPW, I had searched the perldoc for both the WWW::Mech and LWP modules for a debug option; but to no avail. Can you clue me in please on how to set such an animal?

-- Hugh

if( $lal && $lol ) { $life++; }
if( $insurance->rationing() ) { $people->die(); }

In reply to Re^2: What means this Unfamiliar WWW::Mech error message, please? by hesco
in thread What means this Unfamiliar WWW::Mech error message, please? by hesco

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