Hi Monks, Can anybody explain me 'Net::SSLeay::ssl_write_all ($ssl, $stuff)'?? 1 how to get the $ssl . 2.What is this argument. I could not get the proper result from this as well as the post_https method of Net::SSLeay from the payment gateway. Then I shifted to use curl for same purpose. While using the curl from the perl script I succeeded a bit more to get the appropriate error measseges which were not coming in case of Net::SSLeay methods. I need advice on difference of following in the perl script, 1 `curl` and 2 system (curl) Also, if I m running the curl command with the same arguments as in perl script from the command line I m getting different results(but more appropriate). Please help me out on this. Thanks, SHAM

In reply to Difference between curl and Net;;SSLeay for getting the SSL connection by Sham

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