On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 07:13:08AM -0700, Fábio Gomes wrote:
>   I'm trying to use curl with --ntlm option. It authenticates correctly if I
> only supply the username and password without the domain part:
>
> curl -u USER:PASS --ntlm  URI
>
>   But when I supply the domain part of the user/pass pair it fails:
>
> curl -u DOMAIN\USER:PASS --ntlm  URI
>
>   It works correctly with Firefox.
>
>   Is there anything missing? Does anyone have any tip? I've tried using quotes
> and it didn't help either.

You didn't say what OS you're running this on, but on Bourne-like shells, the
backslash is interpreted then removed by the shell. Quotes around the
"DOMAIN\USER:PASS" will cause the backslash to be sent as-is. I just tried that
on a Linux box without a problem.

>>> Dan
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Received on 2010-09-13