get source of a page via TCPCONNECT

[IchBistTod]

I want to get the source code of a webpage via tcp connect, however I cant find the proper way to format a header with the "keep-alive" option.

help please?

[Richard Robertson]

Connections now are by default keep-alive. You only specify if you want the connection dropped as soon as transmission finishes.

[IchBistTod]

here is my header

"GET $page HTTP/1.0\r\n";

"Host: $url\r\n";

"Keep-Alive: timeout=120000, max=150000\r\n";

"Accept-Language: en-us, en;q=0.50\r\n";

what is wrong with it?

[Richard Robertson]

Well your problem is probably the strings. AutoIt doesn't use \r\n. You need to use @CRLF.

[IchBistTod]

Well your problem is probably the strings. AutoIt doesn't use \r\n. You need to use @CRLF.

I know this, ignore the formatting, i transfered it over to php to see if I could get it to work in php, and the header doesnt work in php or autoit(using their respective linebreaks \r\n for php and @CRLF for autoit)

[Richard Robertson]

It might be because you've got a 33 hour timeout. I don't see any server honoring that.

[IchBistTod]

It might be because you've got a 33 hour timeout. I don't see any server honoring that.

I thought those were MS, lol...

Whats the highest I can go on a keep alive?

[Richard Robertson]

No, it's seconds. I wouldn't suggest over a minute. Even that might be a stretch.