use strict;
use warnings;

use WWW::Mechanize;
use XML::Simple;

my $user   = '*****';
my $passwd = '*******';

my %wiki_ids = (    'Cabal'     => 322009,
                    'PMDev'     => 106868,
                    'PMDevToDo' => 222493,
                    'Port'      => 110265,
                    'Editors'   => 74283 ,
                    'SDC'       => 174180,
                    'SDC Plan'  => 240586,
                    'SCD ToDo'  => 237008,
                    'QAEditors' => 133122    );

my $max_wiki_size = 50_000;

my $agent = WWW::Mechanize->new();

$agent->env_proxy();

print "\n--- Wikis ---\n";

# Check each wiki's size.

my $login = "op=login;user=$user;passwd=$passwd;expires=+10y;";

foreach my $wiki ( sort keys %wiki_ids ) {
    $agent->get(  
          'http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?'
        . $login
        . "node_id=$wiki_ids{$wiki};"
        . 'displaytype=xml'
        . ';xmlstyle=clean'
    );
    $login = '';
    printf "%-10s (id=%7d): Size= ", $wiki, $wiki_ids{$wiki};
    if ( $agent->success() ) {
        my $hr_xml = XMLin( $agent->content() );
        my $size = length $hr_xml->{data}{field}{content};
        print $size,
              ( $size >= $max_wiki_size ) ? ". Rotate.\n" : ".\n";
    } else {
        print "Unable to fetch.\n"
    }
    sleep 2;
}

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