Hi,

    As other monks have said, you have to use LWP::Simple from CPAN ...
   What I wanted to give you, is another hint code which shows you how to use it ...

  This script allow you, to GET the source even if the page is secure (and you have the L/p). : 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use LWP::Simple 

qw(get);
  
  sub Get_Page 
  {
          
               my ($url,%option) = @_ ;
           ## INTRODUCE LOGIN AND PASS IF IT'S PRECISED
           if (exists($option{login}))
           {
                       $url =~ s/http:\/\///si;
                       $url =                                         
+                "http://$option{'login'}:$option{'pass'}\@$url";
           }
             return get($url); 
  }
  
  ## THE URL YOU WANT THE SOURCE CODE 
  my $url = ‘http://www.pipo.com/index.html’; 
   
  ## THE CALL OF KTHULU 
  my $contenu = Get_Page("http://anon.free.anonymizer.com/$url");
  
  ## PRINT THE SOURCE CODE
  print $contenu;

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In reply to Re: web page source? by DarkGoth
in thread web page source? by cheetahpimp

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