On Fri, 7 Nov 2003, Cyntech Solutions wrote:

> Why won't this work?
>
> curl -L -e "http://SomeDomain.com/projects/submit_project.asp" -F
> "image=@1.jpg" -F
> "active=0&approved=Not+reviewed&name=test+Name&address=Some+Street&city=City&state=MH&zip=37474&phone_day=555-555-5555&phone_eve=555-555-5555&email=cyntech_at_cableone.net&description=test+description&permission=1&headline=&category=&start_date=&stop_date=&e
> xtra1=11%2F8%2F2003&extra2=&extra3=&extra4=&add=Submit"
> http://SomeDomain.com/projects/submit_project.asp

> I need curl to follow redirections to result page given by the receiving
> server The file 1.jpg exists in the current directory.

Since you don't show us how the form looks that you're trying to fill in, how
can we tell if you're doing the right thing or not?

I admit the command line looks utterly wrong, since you seem to be using -F
with input data that looks suitable for -d.

Also, we do have a curl-users mailing list that might be better for curl (the
command line tool) questions.

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