This is Version 2 of wsp.pl.

Usage:
	wsp.pl [-a] [-p proxy] [-c client-certif] [port] 
	port defaults to 5364

	- preferably run in an initially empty directory
	- preferably direct stdout to a file
	- it might be useful to run "tail -f" on this file in another
	window during your browsing session

	In your Web browser:
		Empty caches
		Clear cookies
		Set proxy to host:5364
		Set secure proxy to host:5364
		Browse the site that you want to scrape

	The output of wsp.pl will be a transcript of the pages visited,
	with Perl code emitted for GET and POST.  It also tells about
	cookies and saves copies of Web pages that look interesting.
	Optional argument -a causes it to save all pages.

	When browsing HTTPS sites, the browser will complain
	about having a certificate from the Proxy instead of the
	destination site.  You must accept this certificate.

	For wsp.pl to use a proxy for its requests, use the -p flag.
	Specify the proxy as hostname:port.  Do NOT prepend http://.

	For wsp.pl to use a client certificate, use the -c flag.

	Wsp.pl should be used by a single user at a time.  If wsp.pl
	complains that the port is in use, pick some other port number
	and try again.

Bugs:
	Wsp.pl does not recover from aborted browser requests.
	Do not press stop.  Do not load another page until the
	current page loads completely.

	If you are browsing HTTPS sites, do not use a symbolic
	link to wsp.pl.  Either give the full pathname for wsp.pl
	or make sure that its directory is in your shell search
	path.

Installation:
	Openssl (www.openssl.org) must be installed for the
	HTTPS proxy to work.

	The following Perl libraries must be installed:
		URI
		libnet
		MIME-Base64
		Net-FTP-Commo
		libwww-perl
		Net_SSLeay.pm
		Crypt-SSLeay (version 0.19 for HTTPS proxy and certificates)