Next, how can I begin to decipher that block?

That doesn't look like HTTP::Recorder output, this is HTTP::Recorder output 


$agent->get('http://perlmonks.com/?node_id=6364;user=jclh');
$agent->form_number(2);
$agent->field('length', '50');
$agent->field('orderby', 'rt');
$agent->field('user', 'jclh');
$agent->field('showtype', '');
$agent->field('start', '0');
$agent->click('sexisgood');

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See Web Testing with HTTP::Recorder - Perl.com, Re^4: Unable to Install HTTP::Proxy

In reply to Re: Deciphering POST response recorded by HTTP::Recorder by Anonymous Monk
in thread Deciphering POST response recorded by HTTP::Recorder by jclh

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