On Tue, Sep 03, 2002 at 11:28:42PM -0400, Antonio Inojal wrote:
> Thanks Bradley for answering my last question.
>
> I have been looking at the man page of cURL and so far have found only
> scant information on uploading files via cURL. What I am trying to do is
> to send a file, to a specific location within a server. So far what I
> have found to be most closely related to uploading is -d/--data <data>.
> Is this correct?
Not really the way to go (though it rather depends on the protocol you're
wanting to use to do the upload).

If you're uploading via a HTTP (ie as a multipart form) have a look at
-F/--form (have a look at -T/--upload-file for ftp uploading, or in fact
look at the bottom of the curl --manual output for lots of uploading and
general curl usage info)

Cheerio,
 
 Brad

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