Hi all,

It is all about getting through the proxy @work. I have no luck with LWP::UserAgent in our network.

In R, you can use setinternet2(true) for this: I had to remove the links to r-bloggers.com, it was considered a spam site :-) - and it "just works" (no need to type in name and password) but just in R. The description of the function: By typing setInternet2(TRUE), R connects via internet2.dll, which Internet Explorer uses. From a network point of view this makes R appear to be the same as Internet Explorer, and sneak through.

Is there an equivalent to this function in Perl?

Thank you and I do hope this is not an OT.

In reply to (Is there ) Perl equivalent to setinternet2(true) in R ? by Anonymous Monk

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