Thanks Saint tye 
bash-2.03$ perl -MCarp=verbose myLittleScript -F somedumpthing

can't access https://www.nottherealthing.com/theThing

Can't connect to www.nottherealthing.com:443 (Bad hostname 'www.notthe
+realthing.com')
myLittleScript: Failure: do_logon failed

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I am beginning to suspect that not only is my Sys Admin mean to me
I am beginning to think she doesn't know how to set up the firewall!
The PC that my script works from is not behind a my "Sys Admin's" firewall.
It is behind a firewall, just not one set up by my sys admin.
The Unix system where my script does not work is behind my "Sys Admin's" firewall.
I just need to make sure that I all the Perl stuff installed correctly before
I accuse my Sys Admin's firewall set up. Office politics and all.

In reply to Re: Re: Protocol scheme 'https' is not supported??? (debug) by LameNerd
in thread Protocol scheme 'https' is not supported??? by LameNerd

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