use LWP;
use LWP::UserAgent;

$host = '16.183.90.81';
$port = '8004';
$uri = '/a=getstatus';
$http = 'http';


$lwp_user_agent = LWP::UserAgent->new;
$lwp_user_agent->timeout($timeout);
if ( $port == 80 || $port == 443 || $port eq "" ) {
        $lwp_user_agent->default_header('Host' => $host);
} else {
        $lwp_user_agent->default_header('Host' => "$host:$port");

}

$url = "$http://$host:${port}$uri";
$http_request = HTTP::Request->new(GET => $url);

print "--------------- GET $url";
print $lwp_user_agent->default_headers->as_string . $http_request->hea
+ders_as_string;

$http_response = $lwp_user_agent->request($http_request);
print "---------------\n" . $http_response->protocol . " " . $http_res
+ponse->status_line;
print $http_response->headers_as_string;
print "Content has " . length($http_response->content) . " bytes \n";

if ($http_response->is_success) {
        $body = $http_response->content;
        print $body;
        }

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This above script when I use for particular site, running on my machine on port 8004, then I'm able to get the output accordingly. But, when I use this script on another machine, on port 20000, then I m not getting any output. Please see the link below for which ACI port i'm talking about and not getting any output for this case. 
https://www.novell.com/documentation/extend52/Docs/help/exteNd/books/e
+xt521_Autonomy.html

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this is the same exact scenerio, there you can see, one has to open a browser and run - http://localhost:20000/a-getstatus . I too want to query the interface port through perl and see the output.

In reply to Re^2: Fetch output coming as an xml format by Ordig
in thread Fetch output coming as an xml format by Ordig

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