Update: this is a simple suffering from buffering problem. Just turn on auto flushing $| = 1 and you'll see the HTML body.

You got a 302 response which means that the server is redirecting you to another page (see the Location: header line)

I looked at what wget does, and it seems to just stop reading after getting the header. Just look at the stderr output: 

wget -d http://www.smartadserver.com/call/pubj/445/3197/138/M/52495426
+24/target? 2> /tmp/out

[download]
After reading the header it says 
---response end---
302 Object moved
Registered socket 3 for persistent reuse.

[download]
So I don't think there is a body (in spite of the Content-Length: 210 header.)

In reply to Re: Can't read end data out of a socket by pc88mxer
in thread Can't read end data out of a socket by CapitaineCaverne

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