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Can't seem to find a working crystal ball these days, so:

What's the main difference between systems one and two?
You name something like an uplink speed. Is that a matter of hardware restrictions?
Are the two hosts...

set up alike?
in the same location?
using the same network router?
in the same network segment using the same network switch?
set up to use some kind of web or tcp service proxy?
using the same set of firewalls using the same set of fw rules for both hosts?
what else...?

Cheers, Sören

(hooked on the Perl Programming language)

In reply to Re: SSL VERIFY NONE ERROR + Error Connecting Warning in a www:mechanize script! by Happy-the-monk
in thread SSL VERIFY NONE ERROR + Error Connecting Warning in a www:mechanize script! by Anonymous Monk

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