HI,
i am facing a problem with a script i wrote
following is the code 
use LWP::UserAgent;

my($DEBUG,$proxy,$user,$pwd,$timeout,$VPO)= &get_options;


if ($proxy eq '') 
 {
  print " No Proxy Server specified\n" if ($DEBUG);
  $proxy='<noproxy>';
  $ua=LWP::UserAgent->new;
  $ua->timeout($timeout) if(defined($timeout));
  $req=HTTP::Request->new(GET=> "$url");
  $res= $ua->request($req);
  print "$url---url\n" if($DEBUG);
  print "status=",$res->status_line,"\n" if($DEBUG);
  print "is_success=",$res->is_success,"\n" if($DEBUG);
 }

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this used to work just fine.
yesterday i downloaded the new libwww version 5.69 and now i get the following error
FAILED,ERROR:500 Unrecognized identifier s in argspec
i know its a vague questions but those of you who use lwp may have come across the same.
thanks
chimni

In reply to Getting a web page with LWP by chimni

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