Your third piece of code:
$mechanize->credentials("server:49282","Digest realm", $username=>$pas
+sword);
The server's response:
WWW-Authenticate: Digest realm="GWAVA Console", ...
Do you see the important difference?
Either use the two-argument form of WWW::Mechanize->credentials() or fix the realm argument of the four-argument form to match the server's 401 response.
The second piece of code has the same problem, but you can't use the two argument form of LWP::UserAgent->credentials() (it is a getter, not a setter).
zwon explained you why the first piece of code doesn't work.
Alexander
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