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Hi

How to simulate https secured login using lwp?

please provide me a code sample.

I have open ssl installed in my system and Net ssleay 2.25 installed in =
my system , but while loging in i am getting arespnse of 302 Moved =
Temporarily

Your answer will be a great help to me.
Surryya
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On Wed, 8 Sep 2004, Suryya Ghosh wrote:
> How to simulate https secured login using lwp?
[...]
> I have open ssl installed in my system and Net ssleay 2.25 installed in
> my system , but while loging in i am getting arespnse of 302 Moved
> Temporarily

Doesn't sound like an SSL problem. Does it redirect you somewhere you
don't expect to end up? Or are you asking how to follow the redirection?

[...]
> please provide me a code sample.

A friendly tip: no matter how politely phrased, directly commanding that
people to give you code comes across as rude. "Does anyone have any code
samples?" or "I'd be grateful if anyone can show me..." work fine. I know
there are big differences between languages and cultures in this kind of
thing, so I don't read any impoliteness into your request, but only
because of conscious effort not to.


John

On Sep 8, 2004, at 4:32 PM, John J Lee wrote:
>> please provide me a code sample.
>
> A friendly tip: no matter how politely phrased, directly commanding
> that
> people to give you code comes across as rude. "Does anyone have any
> code
> samples?" or "I'd be grateful if anyone can show me..." work fine. I
> know
> there are big differences between languages and cultures in this kind
> of
> thing, so I don't read any impoliteness into your request, but only
> because of conscious effort not to.
>
>
> John


Hey, John,

He did say "please". I think his request was polite and to the point.

You are asking too much from non-native speakers. Let's see how well
you do in his language.


Joe.

On Wed, 8 Sep 2004, Joseph Alotta wrote:
[...]
> > thing, so I don't read any impoliteness into your request, but only
> > because of conscious effort not to.
[...]
> He did say "please". I think his request was polite and to the point.
>
> You are asking too much from non-native speakers. Let's see how well
> you do in his language.

You're right: I probably should have said that in private email (which I
guess would be OK, extrapolating from the fact that *I'd* rather be told
if my use of a language came across as impolite).

Sorry, Suryya: no impoliteness was meant on *my* end either!


John