$ENV{HTTP_proxy}=$proxy_url; my $ff = File::Fetch->new(uri =>"http://xxxxx.htm"); my $where = $ff->fetch(); my $file = $ff->file; my $error=$ff->error(); delete $ENV{HTTP_proxy}; $jira->attach_file_to_issue($src_issue,$file); print "url: $file attached to $src_issue key \n .................. +.....\n"; unlink $file;

I want to fetch and attach .htm file from remote system. I'm using File::Fetch cpan module. I'm not able to attach file. ERROR: Could not stat tmpfile 'C:/Users/jira123/Desktop/New folder/Linking_scr ipts/Fe24.htm-8584': No such file or directory at C:/strawberry/p erl/vendor/lib/LWP/UserAgent.pm line 922. I can attach all other types of files. But unable to attach .htm files. please help me how to attach .htm files?


In reply to Unable to fetch and Attach .htm files by naghaveer

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