On 7 Nov 2006, at 09:04, Jan Benes wrote:

> I guess you can add your custom headers thru curl_easy_setopt.
> might help

But how to remove headers? I tried adding -H "Expect:" and... it
didn't remove the expect header :(

Also, I'm not sure that it should remove the expect header, cos...
I'm not sure that curl will upload without getting a response first.
Whereas my client needs to just upload cos of the hacky server.

> On 11/7/06, m. allan noah <man_at_tfhs.net> wrote:
>> On Mon, 6 Nov 2006, Theodore H. Smith wrote:
>>
>> > Hi people,
>> >
>> > How does libcurl do authorisation? (I'm from England btw so I'm
>> spelling it
>> > this way :P )
>> >
>> > I'm using this tool named HTTP Analyzer. And... it is able to
>> intercept the
>> > streams, but in the stream I see no mention of any
>> Authorization: field. So
>> > how is the authorisation done if not done via the HTTP request?
>> >
>> > I ask, because I'm still unable to replicate some HTTP request.
>> >
>> > The request I'd LIKE it to look like (except that it would
>> authorise), would
>> > be like this (as caught by HTTP Analyzer):
>>
>> get a tcpdump of a successful connection with a webbrowser, and an
>> unsuccessful one with curl, and compare. the way you have
>> described it
>> thusfar makes it difficult to tell what you have and have not
>> done, and
>> what works and what doesn't.
>>
>> ethereal is highly recommended.
>>
>> allan
>>
>
>

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