Hi, monks! Another guy suffering from debugging TCP server-client pair. Please shed some light!

I'm using

     print $socketHandle "$longHexString"

it works fine, but if I use:

     pack("H*",$longHexString)

and send those packed raw bytes, my poor server just sends 483 bytes out of 796 bytes to my client.

I've tried the autoflush trigger and use EOT as $\, but they just don't work. Here are code for both the server and client, thanks in advance :-)

 #!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use IO::Socket;
my $server_port=29000;
my $server = IO::Socket::INET->new(LocalPort =>$server_port,
Type=>SOCK_STREAM,
Reuse=>1,
Listen=>10 )# or SOMAXCONN
or die "Couldn't be a tcp server on port
$server_port : $@\n";
while (my $client = $server->accept()) {
# $client is the new connection
$client-> autoflush(1);
print "$client\n";
my $dataPrint=<$client>;
print "$dataPrint";
my $lig="0100031cc0000110010000160000000000000000000001074000004530303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";
print "length ago:".length($lig)."\n";
my $lig1=pack("H*",$lig);
print "length now:".length($lig1)."\n";
#my $lig2=unpack("H*",$lig1);
#print "length now:".length($lig2)."\n";
#select ($client);
#$\=chr(4);
print $client $lig1."\n";
#print $client $lig2."\n";
#$client->syswrite($lig);
#$client->flush();
}
close($server);
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client:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use IO::Socket;
use strict;
my $remote_host='bt1svmi6';
my$remote_port=29000;
my $socket = IO::Socket::INET->new(PeerAddr => $remote_host,
PeerPort => $remote_port,
Proto=> "tcp",
Type=> SOCK_STREAM)
or die "Couldn't connect to $remote_host:$remote_port : $@\n";
#$wantToSpeak=0;
# ... do something with the socket
my $lig="Need for Diameter!\n";
print $socket $lig;

my $answer = <$socket>;
# and terminate the connection when we're done
print "I have the response\n";
close($socket);
chomp ($answer);
print $answer;
$answer=unpack("H*",$answer);
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