I'm hitting a couple of servers that apparently require domain authentication,
or at least, that's how the owners referred to it.

I get a standard request for Basic Auth, to which I respond by repeating the
page fetch with this added:

    curl [other opts] -u domain/userid:password http://server.domain.com

or possibly

    curl [other opts] -u 'domain\userid:password' http://server.domain.com

You need to escape the backslash, or quote it.

If that doesn't work, then we obviously don't have the same problem...

Ralph Mitchell

"Roth, Kevin P." wrote:

> > Right, but what do the headers contain? They will pinpoint exactly what
> > kind(s) of authentication(s) it wants.
>
> We need to see the results of `curl -v ...`, to know whether the proxy
> supports only NTLM authentication, or might also support Basic auth.
>
> The 3-line login you're seeing in Internet Explorer is indeed an NTLM
> authentication prompt (Basic auth will always be a two-line login screen),
> but IE will choose to use NTLM authentication if it's available, without
> giving you any visual indication that Basic auth is also supported.
>
> - Kevin
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