Well that was the comment I was looking for:

-bash-3.00$ uname -a Linux ns1.netwire-solutions.com 2.6.9-5.EL #1 Wed Jan 5 19:22:18 EST 2005 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux

I'm developing a sign up form for a paid membership. After the program takes the desired user information, it will then give the form for the payment information. To connect to the API I need to send XML formated information to the API. It suggests using cURL but gives no sample code on using it. It does describe a sample module that they are supposed to provide, but this merchant account is going through support changes and I can't find support for that other module.

I'm thinking that if security is a big concern with cURL then I should focus more time on installing the other module.

The program only needs to send a single price for a single item from a single person to a seperate API that then handles everything else. I would like to get cURL working before switching to a more secure form of transfering just for my own personal experience... That being said what was the prerequisite again for WWW::CURL

In reply to Re^2: Using CURL by peewee_zz
in thread Using CURL by peewee_zz

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