The information you posted is not sufficient, can you please tell also what you get using the code you showed?

I usually use LWP::UserAgent for GET request with authentication as follows:

use LWP::UserAgent;
use HTTP::Request::Common;

my ($url, $usr, $pwd, $endpoint, $realm) = @_;
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent -> new;
    
$ua -> credentials($endpoint, $realm, $usr, $pwd);
my $response = $ua -> request(GET $url) -> as_string;

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That is similar to the second code block you posted.

Update: It could be useful if you also post the real URL of the file you are trying to get as http://sub.example.com:49282/navigation/nav_home.shtml and http://server:49282/subpage/nav_home.shtml are not real addresses.

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In reply to Re: Basic / Digest authentication in website by alexbio
in thread Basic / Digest authentication in website by TheFlyingCorpse

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