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thanks for your help, but even in the googled 'solution' they don't have an answer at last. I myself had tried already everything as well as the responses suggested.
As I'm a real noob, i asked on the wget mailinglist also and was suggested to install OpenSSL from Chris Lewis' website (http://www.ChristopherLewis.com). But I couldn't figure out how to install it (XP), and after asking for some advice I didn't get any answers on that. Do you have any idea for a good page where i could read something?
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That's not really a perl question... it sounds like your wget is linked against openssl and the openssl is either not installed or not in your path.
UPDATE: Yeah, what anonymousmonk said. Why use wget from perl though? Choose WWW::Mechanize and do it in style.
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or there is anoter libeay32 earlier in your path (like the ones that come with some perl modules, get installed in perl/bin)
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yes, there were/are two copies. one in the win/system32 folder and one in a folder win/system32/wins
when I rename/delete the one in the .../wins folder nothing changes. when I rename (eg put a 1 in the filename) I get that the file is missing and reinstallling wget might solve the problem.
doing it in style is way beyond my ablities, its just a script for a databaseupdate and it came with the license to be modified for our special needs. If anyone has the urge to show me how to get around wget, i surely can provide the script, but this i thought is to much to ask...
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