Look at the Location header in the response. I see the Location header in my curl -v query.

Never mind - the redirect location is pointing to an error page.

Perhaps lwp (and curl) are not allowed clients? Compare the headers sent to find the differences. Check the ToS on Digi-Key's site, as they may not allow mechanized searches.

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In reply to Re: Use LWP get no URL response by MidLifeXis
in thread Use LWP get no URL response by hoanglearning

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