Hello Richard,

Clayton, Richard wrote:
> Can anyone see anything wrong with this
>
> curl -F "fileName=@C:\file.txt" -u username:password --cert
> certificate-name.com:password --cert-type pem --cacert fred.pem
> "https://destination.com"

Please:
in which file is your client certificate ?

to clarify the situation:
could you change the line to:

curl -F "fileName=@C:\file.txt" -u username:password \
  --cert certificate-name.com --cert-type pem \
  --pass password \
  --key certificate-name.com --key-type pem \
  --cacert fred.pem "https://destination.com"

At the moment I'm to lazy to look in the source,
but the order of --pass and --key shouldn't matter...

BTW: pem is default,so you can omit the --*-type pem...

Bye

Goetz

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