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Re^2: Authorizing with NTLM - Problem Domain
by Feneden (Acolyte) on May 18, 2018 at 08:39 UTC

    Hey

    not really... I mean, I alreday tried it like this:

    $ua->credentials($Options->{'domain'}, '', $Options->{'user'}, $Options->{'password'});

    and this: 

    ntlm_domain($Options->{'domain'});
ntlm_user($Options->{'user'});
ntlm_password($Options->{'password'});

my $Authorization = Authen::NTLM::ntlm();

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      I don't know anything about Authen::NTLM, and the docs aren't really helpful here, but the thread linked to in the AM post shows the method being used as $ua->credentials('10.1.1.1:80', '', 'myDomain\\user', 'password');. What is your $Options->{'user'}, have you tried my $Options = { user => 'Domain\\UsernameIsHere', ...?

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        I have also tried this: 

        {
 my $Options = 
    user => 'Domain\\UsernameIsHere',
    password => "***********",
    domain => 'ServerAddressIsHere.com/',
    timeout => 30,
    protocol => "https",
    AuthMethod => "NTLM",
    ##BrowserAgent => "MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0",
    RequestMethod => "GET",
    ##DataDir => "/tmp",
};

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        But this would also not lead any further

        Error message is: 

        ERROR: Can not dump data from http://ServerAddressIsHere.com/mbSDKServ
+ice/MsgSDK.asmx/RunQuery?queryName=QueryNameIsHere
Returned code: 401 (401 Unauthorized)

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