hi monks

I am having problems fetching files from some sort of URIs. I used LWP::UserAgent (same problem) but now I changed to File::Fetch as it seems to me quite suitable for my task. I came out with this:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Fetch;

my $url=" http://www.ekey.net/downloads-475?download=2132cbe2-2fb1-eef
+f-583c-50a39b6aba6c&name=v2_ITA_12-Seiter_Programm_1207_web.pdf";
print "Downloading $url\n";
my $ff = File::Fetch->new(uri => $url);
my $where = $ff->fetch( to => "ekey corpus" ) or  $ff->error;

[download]

The file definitivly exists in that location. Compy and paste in Firefox and you get promped to download the file (Firefox knows the file names starts after the last "=").

Any idea why this does no work?

In reply to Fetch Problem uri by Anonymous Monk

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