If you are on a Unix, your http_proxy is probably set if you are using one. env gives you your environment, look for http_proxy (any case). If it is set then the following shell command should do it:
export https_proxy=$http_proxy
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Hi Tilly,
Still working in this bloody problem. It does not look like that the problem is https_proxy. I have been debugginf the perl modules and it looks like I am having problems with http.pm module. I am just wondering if you could tell me in that module there is a piece of code that is:
my $socket = $self->_new_socket($host, $port, $timeout);
Where is the function "_new_socket" ? because if I insert messages in the function that is in that file, I do not get any messages, so, I do not know where does this function reside ...
If you could help me, that will be very helpful
Thank you very much!! | [reply] |
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