On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Mark Hill wrote:

> I am attempting to post a file to a https site, the HTML looks like below.
> Does this look like it should work?
>
> curl -v -F "UserId=myname" -F "Password=mypasswd" -F "UploadType=P" -F
> "VersionNumber=V4R1" -F "ResponseType=TEXT/HTML" -F "AppVersion=2.0" -F
> "AcceptLicenseAgreement=YES" -F "Flags=1111111" -F "Filename=MYFILE.TXT" -F
> "hmuPUSSubmitBtn=Upload File" https://www.pld.ups.com/ha/cgi-bin/kdwstrp2

Almost. Since the actual file upload is the field named 'Filename' and you
probably want to upload the local file 'MYFILE.TXT' you should make that -F
be "Filename=@MYFILE.TXT" using an @-letter to indicate that this should be
read from the file named MYFILE.TXT.

-- 
 Daniel Stenberg -- curl, cURL, Curl, CURL. Groks URLs.
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