Re: Host not found

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sender: Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>


> 0014.00 c                   eval      rc = http_url_get(
> 0015.00 c                             'HTTP://10.250.52.45/'+
> 0016.00 c                             'document.txt':
> 0017.00 c                             '/tmp/httpapi_test.txt')
[SNIP]
> Now they are getting a "DSPLY connect(): The value specified for the 
> argument is n" in the job log.  They are gone for the day so I can't get 
> them to debug and see what the entire error is but I'm suspecting the 
> http_url_get parms are not correct.  I must need another pair of eyes 
> because it seems to me that it is passing the two required parms - the 
> URL and the file name to put the reply into.
> What am I missing?

There was a bug reported previously that HTTPAPI returns this error 
message when there's no server to connect to, and it gets a 'connection 
refused' datagram.

Although the CommTcp_Connect() subprocedure appears to work properly, it 
doesn't look like it's always giving the right error message when 
something goes wrong. I'll have to research this further.

Try telnetting to port 80 on 10.250.52.45, and tell me what happens...
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