| aleit | hobbs, $UID is empty as far as I can tell. Is that normal? |
| hobbs | aleit: $UID is the "use English" name, $< is the default name |
| whitenoyce | hobbs, then what is the request being sent out? |
| hobbs | aleit: also, turn on warnings |
| aleit | hobbs, You are incredibly useful. Thanks again. |
| hobbs | whitenoyce: actually I'm not sure that Mech lets you get at it. It lets you poke things into it, but I don't see an interface to pull them out. |
| whitenoyce | oh ok, i was pretty sure you didn't know |
| hobbs | whitenoyce: I do know. And I told you. :) |
| whitenoyce | what is it then? |
| hobbs | whitenoyce: the "content" method on the HTTP::Request object. whitenoyce: which you can't get at. whitenoyce: rewrite your program so that you have one. Except that you can't because you don't have a fucking clue. So instead, leave. |
| whitenoyce | are you sure you can get at it? because you just told me that you're not sure that Mech lets you get at it. |
| jagerman | hobbs: I think Mech has some way to get the request object |
| whitenoyce | you seem retarded |
| jagerman | HAHAHA Oh, the irony. |
| whitenoyce | hobbs, lol you're pathetic |
| hobbs | whitenoyce: no I did not fucking say that |
| whitenoyce | it is pretty funny <hobbs> whitenoyce: actually I'm not sure that Mech lets you get at it. lol |
| hobbs | whitenoyce: yes, it's not my fault that you don't understand common english idiom. |
| whitenoyce | hobbs, you're a pathological liar eh? |
| hobbs | whitenoyce: no |
| Aankhen`` | Beheeheheehehehehe. |
| xand | "I'm not sure that xxx" means you think that something is not the case; it has nothing to do with being sure |
| whitenoyce | hobbs, to which idiom are you referring? |
| Aankhen`` | hobbs: whitenoyce is clearly an intelligent, well-educated programmer with many years of experience. We must not offend him/her/it. |
| hobbs | the one xand just mentioned. |
| whitenoyce | Aankhen``, don't forget clever and handsome too |
| jagerman | That goes without saying. |
| Aankhen`` | And so modest. ;-) |
| whitenoyce | so how do i get the POST data? is there a simple way to ask for it? |
| hobbs | jagerman: it looks like there are internal methods that return HTTP::Requests |
| whitenoyce | wireshark was too messy |
| hobbs | jagerman: but all of the visible/documented methods create a request and then dispatch it there isn't a req _stored_ anywhere |