Well, donning my deerstalker and poring through these extra datapoints I see a pattern emerging. Your client is unable to connect to a URL when using both HTTPS and IPv6. google.com and www.microsoft.com both have IPv6 addresses but bing.com does not (bad bing!). Only you can test this further by adding more data to the set.

You could try to "fix" this by pre-loading IO::Socket::SSL with the appropriately restrictive option:

use IO::Socket::SSL 'inet4';
use LWP::UserAgent;

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... but the real fix is to talk to your systems administrator and have them sort out the problem with your IPv6 connectivity.

In reply to Re^7: Error 500 in LWP by hippo
in thread Error 500 in LWP by YarNik

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