On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, Clayton, Richard wrote:

> If I use
> curl --data-binary "@C:\rmtestpo.xml" -u user:password --header
> CONTENT_TYPE:text/xml "https://test.banner-online.com/test.asp"

[snip]

> Is there any way of suppressing
> HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE:application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Yes, by spelling it right! ;-)

        --header "Content-Type: text/xml"

The header curl uses has a dash in the header name, not an underscore. The
fact that you get it using underscore must be some artifact of your
script/server or similar.

When you misspelled it, you just added a new header to curl's request instead
of replacing the internally generated one.

-- 
 Daniel - been obfuscating curl source code since 1998.
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