Disclaimer: I know nothing about HTTP::Proxy
Claimer: I know way too much about Basic Authentication (1)
I'm assuming url credentials like
http://username:password@some.host/ aren't relevant.
LWP's GET -eSUd is a good debugging aid here.
It'll show you the basic headers to compare to your own.
Another idea: put up your own server and watch the requests
(or proxy your proxy to see what it's trying to do)
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(1) I tried to write a module that would fallback to
using the basic credentials as a pseudo-cookie if
a client had cookies switched off.
Many 401's and 30x's later I discovered that
it wasn't practically possible if you want to support
Mozilla and changing user(IE works though).
"wasn't practically possible" is a big call, let's
say I couldn't do it.
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