On Tue, 9 Dec 2003 steven.haddad_at_ascentialsoftware.com wrote:

> I need to grab files from a FTP server through an IIS4.0 proxy. The proxy
> uses NTLM authentication, but is not a domain controller.

I take it you're using curl 7.10.8?

> curl -U <proxy user>:<proxy password> -x <proxy server>:<proxy port> <ftp
> url>

This approach uses Basic authentication.

> curl -U <proxy user>:<proxy password> --proxy-ntlm -x <proxy server>:<proxy
> port> <ftp url>

This is indeed the correct command line for you.

> - is it the right way to use the -proxy-ntlm option ?

The second one, yes.

> - any suggestion ?

Do you need to specify domain? -U "domain\\user:password"

It might of course also be a bug, I've personally never had access to a proxy
that uses NTLM so I've never been able to verify the functionality myself.

Is there anyone reading this who has used --proxy-ntlm successfully?

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