I'm sure I'll get some crap for this old snippy-quick coding, but here is an example, if you are interested in HTTP 200, etc. codes (this is cut and paste from a function, so no header, etc.), or for more flexibility. I never got https to work, I think the firewall is closed to 443. use IO::Socket; use Sys::Hostname; my $ip = shift( @_ ); my $port = shift( @_ ); my $hostname = hostname(); my $retval = ""; my $protocol = "HTTP"; if ( $port == 443 ) { $protocol = "HTTPS"; } my @pages = @_; foreach my $page ( @pages ) { chomp( $page ); if ( $page !~ m#..# ) { next; } my $remote = IO::Socket::INET->new ( Proto => "tcp", PeerAddr => $ip, PeerPort => "${protocol}($port)", ); if ( ! $remote ) { $retval .= ( "ERROR : $hostname : unable to create $protocol socket to $ip\n\n" ); } else { $remote->autoflush( 1 ); $page =~ s#\\#/#g; if ( $page !~ m#^/# ) { $page = "/${page}"; } my $get = "GET $page ${protocol}/1.0\n\n"; print $remote "$get"; chomp( $get ); my $line = <$remote>; my @rest = <$remote>; # if ( $line !~ m#^HTTP.?/.* (200 OK|302 Object Moved)#i ) # if ( $line !~ m#HTTP.?/.* (200 OK|302 Object Moved)#i ) if ( $line =~ m#HTTP.?/.* (404 Object Not Found)#i ) { $retval .= "ERROR : $protocol $get from $ip returns ${line}\n"; } else { $retval .= "${protocol}://${ip}:${port}${page} : $line\n"; } close( $remote ); } } return( $retval ); At Wednesday, 30 January 2002, "Collins, Joe (EDSI\\BDR)" <JCollins2@exchange. ml.com> wrote: >For example, suppose I want to capture www.cnn.com into an array >and process the text. How does one do this? > >Many thanks, > >Joe > >-- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: beginners-unsubscribe@perl.org >For additional commands, e-mail: beginners-help@perl.org >Thread Previous | Thread Next