As you can clearly see by the detailed error message you helpfully provided the problem is that your vreemflitzer has worn off the mandatory 23 micron coating of unobtanium. Recalibrate the neutron flow polarity through the APS relay on deck 19 and then jiggle the handle.

Actually in your defense, LWP::Simple isn't giving you much of an error to work with. In cases like this something like curl -v can be helpful; that shows that you need to use "www.reuters.com" instead. Once you do that it'll then redirect you to use "AMZN.0" instead.

Update: Nevermind me, I forgot to use curl -L to make it follow the redirects. Your original non-www-not-ending-.0 URL works fine for me as well. ENOCAFFEINE (Insufficient brain function in user)

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The cake is a lie.
The cake is a lie.

In reply to Re: Perl Get from https by Fletch
in thread Perl Get from https by michael 28

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