>it doesn't work at all. it always gives me an error
>message '401.2 - Unauthorized'.

Eh? If your credentials don't work when you use a browser, then you
shouldn't expect them to work with curl.
First you need to have working credentials that let you log into the
site successfully with a browser. You need to fix that first.

>>>> law_rent_at_yahoo.com 07/20/05 02:56PM >>>
>
>since it doesn't work from PHP, so i tried it from
>command line, hoping it might work.
>
>so, whenever i send a plaintext username & password,
>curl will encrypt them (not fully encryption) using
>base64 function, as mentiod by ignacio, right?
>
>i'm really confused 8-(. i've been working on this too
>long....
>
>any help???
>
>thanks !
>
>laurent
>
>--- Dan Fandrich <dan_at_coneharvesters.com> wrote:
>
>> On Wed, Jul 20, 2005 at 09:28:41AM -0700, pURbA
>> wrote:
>> > thanx 4 ur reply, man.
>> >
>> > i did try it using browser. this is my code:
>>
>> So, what did the browser send when it worked? How
>> does that differ from what
>> your code sends?
>>
>> >>> Dan
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