On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Dan White wrote:

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> Outgoing headers
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> Do you mean the contents of the soap.xml file ?

No, I meant outgoing headers. Every HTTP request is accompanied with a bunch
of headers, called "request-headers" in HTTP lingo. One such header is the
"Authorization:" header that contains the auth info you pass on to the remote
server.

Obviously, both curl and wget send such headers (when told to) and if you
compare what the tools send, you could use that to get some further
understanding about why one tool works and the other doesn't.

You get to see curl's request-headers when you use -v, and I believe wget's -d
option does it too.

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