Does this help? This is a Dumper($mech): 
                                                          'content-typ
+e' => 'text/html; charset=utf-8',
                                                         'server' => '
+Microsoft-IIS/6.0',
                                                         'content-styl
+e-type' => 'text/css',
                                                         'x-are' => 'y
+ou digging my headers?',
                                                          'x-powered-b
+y' => [
                                                                      
+        'http://www.bandwidth.com',
                                                                      
+        'ASP.NET'
                                                                      
+      ],
                                                          'content-dis
+position' => 'attachment;filename=auto_20090318_0610.zip',
                                                          'client-resp
+onse-num' => 1,
                                                          'content-len
+gth' => '337991',
                                                          'x-aspnet-ve
+rsion' => '2.0.50727',

[download]
I notice the content-type and content length.

Jack

In reply to Re^6: Zip file from WWW::Mechanize by jck000
in thread Zip file from WWW::Mechanize by jck000

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