HI im so happy 'cause im part of perlmonks :D!!! guys, im doin some kinda of post request to a grandstream gateway, so im using something like this: 
use Data::Dumper;\n
use LWP::UserAgent;
use Apache2::Connection ();
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;
$ua->agent("Mozilla 12.50 ");
$ua->timeout("3");
$a=$ua->post("http://192.168.0.164/dologin.htm","P2=>pass1");
print Dumper($a);

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but my response is like : 
500 read timeout

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if i use wget it happen exactlly the same behavior....so i try with telnet and it works!! But i dont know whats going on with perl, i did some sniff arround packet and there are some diferences between packets from perl and packtes from a mozilla brwowser, for example: Connnection parameter with perl is : 
Connection: keep-alive, TE, close\r\n

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connection parameter with any browser is: 
Connection: keep-alive\r\n

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So any clue of what could be? im kinda stuck here :(

In reply to Request POST with LWP by suhijo

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