Hi, I need to download tar files that are > 300M from a secure website. The following code stops after getting 78M. Would you please show me what needs to be changed in order to get all 300M? Thanks in advance!! 
$browser->agent("lwp-download " . $browser->agent);
  my $req = HTTP::Request->new(GET => $ueTar);
  $req->authorization_basic("$p4idpw", "$p4idpw");
  my $ret = $browser->request($req);

  my $ueFH = new FileHandle;
  open $ueFH, "> my.tgz";
  print $ueFH $ret->content;
  close $ueFH;

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============12/3/08===============
Hi,
Thank you everyone for your suggestions. After some investigation, my original code actually works fine. The file download file was still in gzip format, so it was much smaller.

In reply to need to download large .tgz file from secure site by anancontigger

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