Thanks for your reply, And yes I also noticed that too. I also hoped
that setting the option : CURLOPT_HTTPAUTH, CURLAUTH_NTLM would force
cURL to use the NTLM for the authentication process (described in the
php.net documentation). And also did some research on that point.

It seems that support for this option "CURLAUTH_NTLM" has been added in
a newer php version. The exact version isn't quite clear, for
documentation says it to be 5.x and readers claim it to be 4.4.3, And my
best guess would be that this option will be silently ignored by php
when the function isn't validated "if(CURL_SETOPT() ){ do this }".

Maybe someone knows how to check the cURL libs used by php to compile
the cURL module? I will try to figure this one out in the meanwhile to.
For my guess is that that's where the problem is.

Anyway thanks for your patience.

regard,

Chris Gralike

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