Hello PodMastah,
I just found the weak place in my script,
$entries = $pua->wait();
should be in the same loop, where I register agent! Thanks for pointing me. Now everything works fine, I guess:) | [reply]
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heloo again
I was wrong in previous reply. If I put $pua->wait(); there, it is same as LWP::Simple (no paralel). I try to tweak it, but no success (creating another loop, with $pua->agent("$agents[$counter_2]"); $pua->wait();.
You changed my code, so it works now? If not, just try. I have no idea, why it is not working at me, really. Please help. | [reply]
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You changed my code, so it works now? If not, just try. I have no idea, why it is not working at me, really. Please help.
All right.
wait is not responsible for actualy making the request.
How do I know?
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hello PodMaster !!!
thanks for reply, I read 5 times your post, but I don't know what I should change in my script. I'm scripting in perl around 6 months, so I am not so good in debugging. Also I thought about that, it is not possible what I want in LWP::Parallel, maybe better is use more processes, but I 'm not sure. I thought LWP:P will be easier to use (I used it without no problems with the same UA). So, if you please could write me, what I should change in my code. Thanks.
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