Your problem is a low-level connectivity problem: 
500 Can't connect to 10.0.0.200:80 (connect: Operation now in progress
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Try setting $mech->timeout(0) and see if that fixes or changes the response. Also, make sure your web server is up and reachable - i.e. try wget or some other method to test it.

To really debug the problem I'd have a look at the output of strace perl yourscript.pl (assuming you are on a Unix-like box.) Then we'd see what the results of the connect() calls are. I'm sure this is coming from the second connect() attempt.

If you are on a Windows box then I have some other theories.

In reply to Re: No response from a get or post???? by pc88mxer
in thread No response from a get or post???? by rustycar

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