Hello monks
I am trying to create a socket and then trying to request
pages one by one( arnd 10 pages).
But only the first page contents is obtained and the rest are
not displayed at all. I am still not able to find out the reason.
When i give the pages individually, they are accessed properly
Any help

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

### Create a socket to read the pages from ISJ
   use IO::Socket;
   $sock = new IO::Socket::INET ( PeerAddr  => 'www.somewhere.com',
                                  PeerPort  =>  80,
                                  Proto     => 'tcp',
                                  Timeout   => 10,
                                );
   die "Socket could not be created $!\n" unless $sock;

   open ( URLforSoc, "$FileCon" ) or die "Cant open the file for readi
+ng!!!";
   while ( <URLforSoc> ) {
      print $sock "GET ${URL_VAL} HTTP /1.0\n\n";
      while($line = <$sock>) {
         print "$line";
      }
      $sock->flush();
   }
   close ($sock);
   exit 0;

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In reply to socket won't let me fetch multiple web pages by Anonymous Monk

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