Hello brothers and sisters of PerlMonks,

I have a problem with a Perl script to access Atlassian JIRA via a REST-API. The error message reads: 
"Unable to POST /jira/rest/api/latest/search/: 500 Can't connect to my
+site.com:443 (Bad file descriptor) Can't connect to mysite.com:443 (B
+ad file descriptor) Bad file descriptor at C:/MyPrograms/Strawberry/p
+erl/vendor/lib/LWP/Protocol/http.pm line 50, <STDIN> line 2.
(for request: {"startAt":0,"maxResults":500,"fields":["*navigable"],"j
+ql":"project = xxxx AND Status = Open"}) at jira_test_rest-api.pl lin
+e 48."

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Do you have any idea what I have to do to correct this fault? I think it might be a certificate problem but I have no idea since I'm a complete newbie with Perl...

If I use CURL to place this request, it works without problems...

Thanks and best regards,
PaddyP

In reply to Problem with a call to REST API by PaddyP

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