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LWP does it (Score:1)

by clscott (4354)

LWP does it if you ask for the $response->decoded_content instead of $response->content. The decoded_content method was introduced in LWP-5.802.
From: http://www.issociate.de/board/post/155483/Downloading_a_page_compressed.html [issociate.de] ( Look for message #559404 )
- Re:LWP does it (Score:1)
  
  by rhesa (5696)
  
  Awesome, thanks a bundle! I obviously have an older version of lwp. Thanks for the pointer.

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