Hi wise monks!

I'm trying to send LWP request with this module, but i've got such an response:

500 Undefined subroutine &LWP::Debug::trace called

Content-Type: text/plain

Client-Date: Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:56:12 GMT

Client-Warning: Internal response

.....
foreach(@socks){
    $serv = shift(@socks);
    @LWP::Protocol::http::SocksChain::EXTRA_SOCK_OPTS = 
( 
Chain_Len => 1,
                                                           Debug => 1,
                                                           Random => 0
+,
                                                           Auto_Save =
+> 1,
                                                           Restore_Typ
+e => 1,
                                                           Chain_File_
+Data => ["$serv:::5::115 b/s Sock"]);
my $req = HTTP::Request->new(
                  GET => 'http://google.ru');

     my $res = $ua->request($req) || die $!;

    $res = $res->as_string;
    print "$res \n";
    #print "$socks[1]\n";
    
}

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Strange thing is when i'm trying to set breakpoint on LWP::Debug, there is no such func..

I just cant understand anything..have anybody made it working?

Thanks a lot in advance!

In reply to LWP::Protocol::http::SocksChain question by gemoroy

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