Thanks for you answer.

Do you mean that, if the HTML page included in the HTTP response contains a popup, then curl needs to be adapted because it has no HTML parser ?

Has anyone use (and adapt ?) curl to communicate with proxy-firewall Cisco ASA or others, which includes popup in the HTML page of their HTTP response ?

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Objet : Re: Use cURL with proxy-firewall Cisco ASA

On Tue, 22 Aug 2006, MARMOLLE Frank wrote:

> The http response given by the Cisco ASA, includes a popup wich seems not to
> be interpreted and treated correctly by cURL, which falls in error.

HTTP cannot include a "popup", HTML can. curl has no HTML parser and does not
care about such things.

> Does anyone have experiences about such communication with a Cisco ASA ?

If the HTML contains funny HTML, javascript etc you need to script your way
around it.

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