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I realise activestate is going to be behind, but I'm a bit tied on that one, with no access to a compiler, (the machine I'm on is a restricted build).

The debug doesn't really help either, it's only showing the one unauthorised response, just with a bit more detail, ie full headers, but nothing I can interpret as a problem

Ta, Rob

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my name's not Keith, and I'm not reasonable.

In reply to Re^4: NTLM authentication fails with WWW:Mechanize, fine with LWP::UserAgent by reasonablekeith
in thread NTLM authentication fails with WWW:Mechanize, fine with LWP::UserAgent by reasonablekeith

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