Supplying curl with multiple options that require
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I'm trying to execute a curl command from the terminal.
- I need to provide HTTP authentication
- I need to POST a .jar file
This works when HTTP authentication is disabled:
curl --data-binary @~/file.jar localhost:8090/jars/test100
And this works when HTTP authention is enabled:
curl --netrc-file ~/.curl_password_file localhost:8090
However, combining both options does not work when HTTP authentication is enabled. The error returned is:
curl: (3) <url> malformed
The resource requires authentication, which was not supplied with the request%
I've tried combining both the --data-binary
and --netrc-file
options in all sorts of different ways. Nothing :(
Any ideas?
bash command-line curl http
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I'm trying to execute a curl command from the terminal.
- I need to provide HTTP authentication
- I need to POST a .jar file
This works when HTTP authentication is disabled:
curl --data-binary @~/file.jar localhost:8090/jars/test100
And this works when HTTP authention is enabled:
curl --netrc-file ~/.curl_password_file localhost:8090
However, combining both options does not work when HTTP authentication is enabled. The error returned is:
curl: (3) <url> malformed
The resource requires authentication, which was not supplied with the request%
I've tried combining both the --data-binary
and --netrc-file
options in all sorts of different ways. Nothing :(
Any ideas?
bash command-line curl http
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I'm trying to execute a curl command from the terminal.
- I need to provide HTTP authentication
- I need to POST a .jar file
This works when HTTP authentication is disabled:
curl --data-binary @~/file.jar localhost:8090/jars/test100
And this works when HTTP authention is enabled:
curl --netrc-file ~/.curl_password_file localhost:8090
However, combining both options does not work when HTTP authentication is enabled. The error returned is:
curl: (3) <url> malformed
The resource requires authentication, which was not supplied with the request%
I've tried combining both the --data-binary
and --netrc-file
options in all sorts of different ways. Nothing :(
Any ideas?
bash command-line curl http
I'm trying to execute a curl command from the terminal.
- I need to provide HTTP authentication
- I need to POST a .jar file
This works when HTTP authentication is disabled:
curl --data-binary @~/file.jar localhost:8090/jars/test100
And this works when HTTP authention is enabled:
curl --netrc-file ~/.curl_password_file localhost:8090
However, combining both options does not work when HTTP authentication is enabled. The error returned is:
curl: (3) <url> malformed
The resource requires authentication, which was not supplied with the request%
I've tried combining both the --data-binary
and --netrc-file
options in all sorts of different ways. Nothing :(
Any ideas?
bash command-line curl http
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