On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Kristopher Spencer-Yates wrote:

> Just an update: cURL is sending its own headers, which are not what I
> defined in $mime_headers.
>
> $mime_headers is like so:
>
> <? $mime_headers="POST /AUTHORIZE HTTP/1.0\nMIME-Version:
> 1.0\nContent-type: application/X1"; ?>
>
> ..and so on..

I don't understand how the command line looks like that you're trying to use.
Can you show us the full command line, as it looks when the variables are
expanded ?

> cURL just ignores my -H and does whatever it does by default.

I noticed there was no test case verifying this functionality, so I just added
test case 97 that does pretty much exactly what you're asking for here and it
worked just as expected for me.

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