401 authorisation required usually means “nope, not letting you in.”
Things to try:
- If it’s Basic Auth, make sure you’re not URL-encoding the creds twice.
- For tokens, check the expiry. JWT.io can help decode them.
- Maybe the server expects a different auth method entirely (like OAuth2 instead of API key).
Fiddler or Chrome DevTools can help sniff the requests.
Things to try:
- If it’s Basic Auth, make sure you’re not URL-encoding the creds twice.
- For tokens, check the expiry. JWT.io can help decode them.
- Maybe the server expects a different auth method entirely (like OAuth2 instead of API key).
Fiddler or Chrome DevTools can help sniff the requests.
