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You can set the WWW-Authenticate (or any other) header in your HTTP::Headers object:

$h->header('WWW-Authenticate' => 'foo');
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To see what values you need, try using the Live HTTP Headers plugin for firefox..

(Side note: WWW::Mechanize may make some of whatever you're trying to do a lot easier)

In reply to Re: Use LWP::UserAgent to go to a password protected ASP page by davidrw
in thread Use LWP::UserAgent to go to a password protected ASP page by Puma_perl

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