OK, i'll have to explain this a little more. Im doing a reaserach project for my MA in sociology. I contacted site owner almost half year ago, he promised to give me access to their database. That would make my life a lot easier. The problem is that the site owner doesn't know really much about programming (he's a journalist) so that site is managed by some outsourcing guys, which *magically* haven't had time for past 6 months to do this. So, having a permission to access their data i decided to write a crawler do get this data. Do you know if it's possible to use proxy or SOCKS to get around limit of connection per IP which is most probably set on the server?

In reply to Re^2: HTTP::Lite GET - too many requests? by mhnatiuk
in thread HTTP::Lite GET - too many requests? by mhnatiuk

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