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i have a test server running on port 3062, i want to send it HTTP POST data using curl
when i run the following command :
curl -d '"k1":"v1","k2","v2"' -X POST http://localhost:3062
it works fine i get the response
but when i run the following:
sudo curl -d '"k1":"v1","k2","v2"' -X POST http://localhost:3062
i get:
301 and a redirect page
I cannot remove the sudo as the curl command is part of a much larger script that requires it.
sudo curl http
asked Mar 7 at 14:47
MikeMike
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i have a test server running on port 3062, i want to send it HTTP POST data using curl
when i run the following command :
curl -d '"k1":"v1","k2","v2"' -X POST http://localhost:3062
it works fine i get the response
but when i run the following:
sudo curl -d '"k1":"v1","k2","v2"' -X POST http://localhost:3062
i get:
301 and a redirect page
I cannot remove the sudo as the curl command is part of a much larger script that requires it.
sudo curl http
asked Mar 7 at 14:47
MikeMike
1011
3
I don't suppose you're using a proxy in an environment variable, and the server at 3062 requires users to come from the proxy?sudocould be dropping the variable.
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:06
@JeffSchaller i am using proxy env' variable, how do i run sudo so it does not drop env variables ?
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:16
I'm honestly very surprised, but my kneejerk reaction would be to modify thecurlcall to explicitly use a proxy with the--proxycommand-line option.
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:18
@JeffSchaller sadly i cannot modify the script, thanks for the direction though, ill see how i can configure sudo to recognize same env'
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:20
I will suggest unix.stackexchange.com/a/13246/117549 as the (duplicate) answer to the problem. (translate HOME to your proxy variable)
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:21
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i have a test server running on port 3062, i want to send it HTTP POST data using curl
when i run the following command :
curl -d '"k1":"v1","k2","v2"' -X POST http://localhost:3062
it works fine i get the response
but when i run the following:
sudo curl -d '"k1":"v1","k2","v2"' -X POST http://localhost:3062
i get:
301 and a redirect page
I cannot remove the sudo as the curl command is part of a much larger script that requires it.
sudo curl http
asked Mar 7 at 14:47
MikeMike
1011
i have a test server running on port 3062, i want to send it HTTP POST data using curl
when i run the following command :
curl -d '"k1":"v1","k2","v2"' -X POST http://localhost:3062
it works fine i get the response
but when i run the following:
sudo curl -d '"k1":"v1","k2","v2"' -X POST http://localhost:3062
i get:
301 and a redirect page
I cannot remove the sudo as the curl command is part of a much larger script that requires it.
sudo curl http
sudo curl http
asked Mar 7 at 14:47
MikeMike
1011
asked Mar 7 at 14:47
MikeMike
1011
edited Mar 7 at 14:53
Mike
asked Mar 7 at 14:47
MikeMike
1011
asked Mar 7 at 14:47
MikeMike
1011
asked Mar 7 at 14:47
MikeMike
1011
1011
3
I don't suppose you're using a proxy in an environment variable, and the server at 3062 requires users to come from the proxy?sudocould be dropping the variable.
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:06
@JeffSchaller i am using proxy env' variable, how do i run sudo so it does not drop env variables ?
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:16
I'm honestly very surprised, but my kneejerk reaction would be to modify thecurlcall to explicitly use a proxy with the--proxycommand-line option.
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:18
@JeffSchaller sadly i cannot modify the script, thanks for the direction though, ill see how i can configure sudo to recognize same env'
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:20
I will suggest unix.stackexchange.com/a/13246/117549 as the (duplicate) answer to the problem. (translate HOME to your proxy variable)
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:21
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I don't suppose you're using a proxy in an environment variable, and the server at 3062 requires users to come from the proxy?sudocould be dropping the variable.
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:06
@JeffSchaller i am using proxy env' variable, how do i run sudo so it does not drop env variables ?
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:16
I'm honestly very surprised, but my kneejerk reaction would be to modify thecurlcall to explicitly use a proxy with the--proxycommand-line option.
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:18
@JeffSchaller sadly i cannot modify the script, thanks for the direction though, ill see how i can configure sudo to recognize same env'
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:20
I will suggest unix.stackexchange.com/a/13246/117549 as the (duplicate) answer to the problem. (translate HOME to your proxy variable)
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:21
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I don't suppose you're using a proxy in an environment variable, and the server at 3062 requires users to come from the proxy?
sudo could be dropping the variable.– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:06
I don't suppose you're using a proxy in an environment variable, and the server at 3062 requires users to come from the proxy?
sudo could be dropping the variable.– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:06
@JeffSchaller i am using proxy env' variable, how do i run sudo so it does not drop env variables ?
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:16
@JeffSchaller i am using proxy env' variable, how do i run sudo so it does not drop env variables ?
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:16
I'm honestly very surprised, but my kneejerk reaction would be to modify the
curl call to explicitly use a proxy with the --proxy command-line option.– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:18
I'm honestly very surprised, but my kneejerk reaction would be to modify the
curl call to explicitly use a proxy with the --proxy command-line option.– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:18
@JeffSchaller sadly i cannot modify the script, thanks for the direction though, ill see how i can configure sudo to recognize same env'
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:20
@JeffSchaller sadly i cannot modify the script, thanks for the direction though, ill see how i can configure sudo to recognize same env'
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:20
I will suggest unix.stackexchange.com/a/13246/117549 as the (duplicate) answer to the problem. (translate HOME to your proxy variable)
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:21
I will suggest unix.stackexchange.com/a/13246/117549 as the (duplicate) answer to the problem. (translate HOME to your proxy variable)
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:21
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As to Jeff Schaller response i checked online,
indeed sudo cleans env' variables
in order to preserve env' variables need to run sudo -E
once i ran with this, it worked great
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As to Jeff Schaller response i checked online,
indeed sudo cleans env' variables
in order to preserve env' variables need to run sudo -E
once i ran with this, it worked great
answered Mar 7 at 15:26
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As to Jeff Schaller response i checked online,
indeed sudo cleans env' variables
in order to preserve env' variables need to run sudo -E
once i ran with this, it worked great
answered Mar 7 at 15:26
MikeMike
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As to Jeff Schaller response i checked online,
indeed sudo cleans env' variables
in order to preserve env' variables need to run sudo -E
once i ran with this, it worked great
answered Mar 7 at 15:26
MikeMike
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As to Jeff Schaller response i checked online,
indeed sudo cleans env' variables
in order to preserve env' variables need to run sudo -E
once i ran with this, it worked great
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I don't suppose you're using a proxy in an environment variable, and the server at 3062 requires users to come from the proxy?
sudocould be dropping the variable.– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:06
@JeffSchaller i am using proxy env' variable, how do i run sudo so it does not drop env variables ?
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:16
I'm honestly very surprised, but my kneejerk reaction would be to modify the
curlcall to explicitly use a proxy with the--proxycommand-line option.– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:18
@JeffSchaller sadly i cannot modify the script, thanks for the direction though, ill see how i can configure sudo to recognize same env'
– Mike
Mar 7 at 15:20
I will suggest unix.stackexchange.com/a/13246/117549 as the (duplicate) answer to the problem. (translate HOME to your proxy variable)
– Jeff Schaller♦
Mar 7 at 15:21