Hi,

I have read the manual page, and as far as I can see I'm not doing anything
stupid, but I just can't get curl to upload a file at all. No matter whether
I use the command line or a config file, no matter what order I put the
parameters in, it's as if it just completely ignores the "-T" (or
upload-file) parameter. If the upload destination has a trailing "/" I get a
directory listing, if it's a filename it downloads a file.

Shame, it's such a lovely product really. Does anyone know of a freebie DOS
command line utility I can use for this instead of cURL?

Cheers
Jim McNeill

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