Hello monks,

I am trying to create simple parallel http getter with AnyEvent::HTTP. My program is bit larger, but following test case demostrates my issue well: 

use AnyEvent::HTTP;

my $cv = AnyEvent->condvar;
my @urls = map { chomp; $_ } <DATA>;
for my $url (@urls) {
    $cv->begin;
    http_get $url, sub {
        my ($body, $hdr) = @_;
        warn "[$hdr->{Status}:$hdr->{Reason}] ",$url," (",length($body
+),")\n";
        $cv->end;
    };
}
$cv->recv;

__DATA__
some urls

[download]

This works quite well, except that about 60% of queries end with result 599 - Unknown error. The list of failed ones does not seem to be consistent, it changes with every run. Any clue?

Running ActivePerl 5.10 on WinXP

-- thanks, Roman

In reply to Problem with AnyEvent::HTTP by bobr

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