Hello,
        I am trying to use curl to upload to a HTTPS server with version
7.10.5 for win32. I need to use the -F option several times to specify a
number of form fields. Unfortunately I end up with a command that is
~300bytes long and (lame) DOS truncates commands to 127bytes length..

I decided I could use -K <config file> to specify all my command line
parameters to get around this limitation but I find that -F doesn't =seem=
to work properly in a config file. As soon as I include a single -F in my
config file, curl uploads something to the URL but receives nothing. If I do
the equivalent with a command line switch then I receive stuff OK and it
seems to work differently.

Can I use -F in a config file?

If I can't, is the best workaround to form all the headers myself in an
ASCII file and use the -d option?

Thanks,
Andrew Howell

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