Hi, I'm having problems getting a simple perl program to work (a learning curve for me)

I am on a Linux host and if I do this

wget 'https://mytarget.com:9999/Mode/schedule/Host/myhost?User=myuser&Token=XXXXX-AXXX-4812-B123-XXXXXXXXC&type=xml'

I get 

--2019-09-18 13:07:18-- 'https://mytarget.com:9999/Mode/schedule/Host/
+myhost?User=myuser&Token=XXXXX-AXXX-4812-B123-XXXXXXXXC&type=xml
Resolving mytarget.com... xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Connecting to mytarget.com|xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx|:9999... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 371 [application/xml]
Saving to: .....

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I am trying to convert this to perl so I am using this code 

use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use feature 'say';

use HTTP::Tiny;

my $Client = HTTP::Tiny->new();

my @urls = (
    'https://mytarget.com:9999/Mode/schedule/Host/myhost?User=myuser&T
+oken=XXXXX-AXXX-4812-B123-XXXXXXXXC&type=xml',
    'https://notarealsite.com:9999',
);

for my $url (@urls) {
    my $response = $Client->get($url);
    say $url, ": ", $response->{status};
}

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But when I run it I get 

https://mytarget.com:9999/Mode/schedule/Host/myhost?User=myuser&Token=
+XXXXX-AXXX-4812-B123-XXXXXXXXC&type=xml: 599
https://notarealsite.com:9999: 599

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My understanding is that this means it's not able to contact the target

It's undoubtedly something simple I have missed but what am I doing wrong ?

In reply to url issues using HTTP::Tiny by Anonymous Monk

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