For example https://www.7digital.com/

By further investigation I discover that some webs send pages compressed by gzip and at least all of those make Perl crash. Don't know if I can somehow enable the support by any additional header attribute, what I tried doesn't work so far - HTTP::Headers->header('Accept-Encoding' => 'gzip')

There may be also problem with expired SSL certificate not handling by LWP::UserAgent->request()

In the meantime I'm fetching this web externally by cURL, but I'm not too comfortable with this as the content seems not parsed well. In any case I would prefer retrieving the web pages internally via Perl's module

Alternately I would accept a suggestion to different more robust Perl's framework for fetching pages

In reply to Re^2: Problem with LWP::UserAgent by Paradigma
in thread Problem with LWP::UserAgent by Paradigma

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