On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, eddj wrote:

> If I try with the -L option:

> * Follows Location: to new URL:
> 'http://some.site.it/another-url.asp?param1=val1&param2=val2&param3=val3

> curl: (7) Connection refused

I can only agree with the previous reply. This is not curl's fault, it is
obviously a server restriction.

*However* curl has its oddities in situations like this. When you use curl to
POST and follow a location, it will POST to the location it follows to as
well. It may not be want you want (if anyone has a nice way of specify
another behaviour on the command line, I'd be interested).

Try that second URL manually with a curl invoke, does it work then?

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