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RE: Yet another LWP questionby gronkulator (Sexton) |
| on Jun 28, 2000 at 21:22 UTC ( #20211=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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it depends - if you are going through an http proxy, you
may have to send the proxy-authorization header as part of
the http request object. You'll probably have to use
the "basic" auth type, and use MIME::Base64 to encode the
string "user:password" for your credentials. A quick way to
cheat past this is to sniff a session from your browser and
cut & paste the proxy auth header into your perl script as
part of the http request headers.
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