Re: [mh] mh/asterisk linux integration and http(s) calls

[Gianni V. <gia...@ya...>]

Let me present the update on this strange problem:
I asked 4 the help of my provider to debug the problem.
The technician infomed me that they receive my http(s) calls truncated at the POINT WHERE AN "&"
in the middle of the URL exists.
So I guess that GET_URL ON LINUX is the culprit as the SAME PERL code was working on Windoz since
log time without problem.

Anyone can confirm the above behaviour of get_url and propose a solution/workaround??

Thanks a lot
Gianni V. 

--- Gianni Veloce <gia...@ya...> wrote:

> It was late yesterday so today I did more research and noticed that hhtp calls give an error
> ERR: 001, Authentication failed
> COPY_PASTING the same command from MH log to FIREFOX works great.
> 
> So??
> 
> GV
> 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Gianni Veloce <gia...@ya...>
> To: The main list for the MisterHouse home automation program
> <mis...@li...>
> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 9:00:13 AM
> Subject: [mh] mh/asterisk linux integration and http(s) calls
> 
> Dear MH Experts
> During the weekend I switched (AT LAST!) Misterhouse from Windows to Linux (ubuntu) already
> running my Asterisk 1.4. 
> All OK more or less.
> 
> The only issue I have is that I use http (or https) commands from within Perl scripts to 
> send WEB Sms. This does not work on Linux, but worked perfectly on MH-Windoz.
> I see the "get_url -quiet http://.." commands showing in MH log but nothing  happens...)
> 
> Any hint to troubleshoot?
> 
> Thanks a lot! 
> GV  
> 
> 
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