If your browser uses a proxy, curl will need to be told the same proxy:

    curl -x http://proxy.domain.com:80/ http://www.netscape.com

If your proxy requires authentication, you need to tell curl that too:

    curl -x http://proxy.domain.com:80/ -U userid:password
http://www.netscape.com

You probably want to look at saving and sending cookies as well.

Ralph Mitchell

Pravin Jade wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I am working with Windows OS and IE 5.1 browser with a proxy server.
>I am giving actual command line output as follows :-
>
>D:\curl>curl http://www.netscape.com
>curl: (7) Connect failed
>
>That means I am unable to connect to site ? I can view site using browser.
>Please help me to solve this error (7) Connect failed.
>
>Regards ,
>Pravin Jade.
>
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