I've never had a problem using both -u & -U. I'm fairly sure somebody
would have mentioned it by now if it didn't work properly...

Ralph Mitchell

On 1/5/06, Davies, Simon <Simon.Davies_at_au.fujitsu.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using curl (7.15.1) to send/receive files from a server using the following command:
> 'curl -v -# --cacert C:\TEMP\TMSAuto-test\cURL\curl-ca-bundle.crt -u username:password --trace-ascii tracedn.txt -o C:\TEMP\TMSAuto-test\test\EDXNTHIP.1843 ttps://test.olb.centrelink.gov.au/filex2/restricted/action.cgi?action=Receive' (https deliberately broken).
>
> The things is, our clients have implemented a proxy server that requires authentication. Could someone confirm for me that the -U option will not interfere with the -u?
> I have in mind something like this:
> 'curl -v -# -p [proxy IP]:{port #} -U UID:pwd --cacert C:\TEMP\TMSAuto-test\cURL\curl-ca-bundle.crt -u username:password --trace-ascii tracedn.txt -o C:\TEMP\TMSAuto-test\test\EDXNTHIP.1843 ttps://test.olb.centrelink.gov.au/filex2/restricted/action.cgi?action=Receive' (https deliberately broken).
>
> Regards,
>
> Simon Davies
> Mainframe Programmer
> Territory Housing Team
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Received on 2006-01-06