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I only guessing but: probably you cannot manipulate the source address at that level ie HTTP::Request or LWP::UserAgent In fact due to the aim of these modules i hope they make you able to choose what IP to use to make the request if that IP is one of yours (guessing again).

I think that probably you need to make up a fake IP packet instead, perhaps using Net::RawIP

I'm interested in your result

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In reply to Re: Testing Dancer2 - simulating requests from different IP addresses by Discipulus
in thread [Solved] Testing Dancer2 - simulating requests from different IP addresses by davies

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