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Indeed, I did review that link, and others in that thread. I tested the syntax it suggested for my task and found that it also did not produce the result I sought.

Forget the syntaxt, get the program, modify it, then post the new program here and explain how the results are undesirable.

Its basic How do I post a question effectively?, input, output, reproducible error :)

Oh, not sure why you replied to yourself :) I'm's mee

In reply to Re^2: HTTP::Recorder proxy crashing on its way to my target page by Anonymous Monk
in thread HTTP::Recorder proxy crashing on its way to my target page by hesco

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