I've checked the documentation and other than the fact that you've reported libwww5.76 and CPAN shows libwww-perl-5.76, I can find no discrepancy between what you have here and what the documentation says you should have.

LWP::RobotUA has a very similar example to what you have. You may want to increase your delay somewhat: you have 1 second; default is 1 minute; doco suggests 10 minutes is being nice! Regardless of this, the syntax and return value are as expected.

LWP::UserAgent states the get() method returns a HTTP::Response object: exactly what you have here.

The HTTP::Response documentation describes the methods this object can invoke. Have a read to find out about retrieving header/content/status/etc. information.

I can't comment on what would have happened last week: you haven't provided details and I wasn't there.

PN5

In reply to Re: RobotUA not working by Prior Nacre V
in thread RobotUA not working by mkurtis

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