Perhaps he could try reverting to v1.67 (the version I have that works, albeit on a win32 build).

He might also try the following and see if it completes clean (and post the output if not):

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use POSIX qw[ _exit ]; use Time::HiRes qw[ usleep ]; use threads ( stack_size => 4096 ); use threads::shared; $|++; use HTTP::Request; use LWP::UserAgent; my $started :shared = 0; my $ended :shared = 0; my $monitor = async { printf "\rStarted: $started Ended: $ended\t" and uleep 100 while $ended < 500; print "\nAll done"; }; my $TEST_URL = "http://www.blairhippo.com/"; threads->create( 'execute_request', $TEST_URL )->detach for 1 ..500; $monitor->join; _exit( 0 ); sub execute_request { { lock $started; ++$started; } my $url = shift; my $request = HTTP::Request -> new ('HEAD', $url); my $agent = LWP::UserAgent -> new(); my $response = $agent -> request($request); { lock $ended; ++$ended; } }

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In reply to Re^3: ithreads picks fight with LWP::Agent; everybody loses (Works for me!) by BrowserUk
in thread ithreads picks fight with LWP::Agent; everybody loses by BlairHippo

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