Hi :)
El Martes, 27 de Marzo de 2007 16:37, Mark Goldstein escribió: [...] > I'm out of ideas, sorry. Looks like it depends on authentication > method used by your proxy. > I understood that curl by default tries different methods. I do not > need to specify any method, so in my case it is able to find the > proper one. And you have to explicitly specify ntml. wget does not > have any such option. Thanks for your help :) I guess I'm stuck. Well if anyone from SUSE/Novell is reading this thread ... this is the reason the company I work for has all it's servers running Red Hat. We don't have this issue with Red Hat. Tomorrow I'll try with SLES 10 ... last opportunity to get SUSE/Novell in the company I work for ... It would be great help if someone from SUE/Novell could step up and lend me a helping hand ... might get them a new customer ;) Now the thing is ... why curl accepts --proxy-ntlm option on the CLI but it doesn't accept it via .curlrc? > BTW, when you get html file instead of rpm, did you check the size and > contents of the file (sometimes I saw that resulting html file > contained some error message instead of the actual file). Oh they're RPMs ... just that the name gets changed to <whatever>.rpm.html. I'd have to rename all the RPMs back to .rpm. Yes I know, I can script that but I don't see the ponit in doing that when YOU/curl/.curlrc should be able to patch my system automatically. Thanks once again :) Rafa -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
