Please help with this NT script. I am trying to fetch the web site (which I will try and do every two or three hours) and get it loaded locally to a file called "cony.html". I even print the correct contents of the web site but it doesnt want to write the contents into "cony.html" I do have write permissions on "cony.html" and I dont get any messages saying "write failed". 

use LWP::Simple;

#use strict;
#use warnings;
my $url = 'http://website';

# get the HTML text
my $content = get($url);


if (not defined $content) 
{
    print "URL is not available.\n";
    
}
else
{
    print "Fetched data.\n";
    
}


open(TMPFILE,">cony.html") || die "\nwrite failed: $!";
print TMPFILE "$content";
close TMPFILE;
print "$content\n";

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In reply to Not writing to my local file. by Anonymous Monk

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