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Re: Curl vs URL Access (was something else)


  • Subject: Re: Curl vs URL Access (was something else)
  • From: Doug McNutt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 19:31:13 -0700

At 16:53 -0800 11/9/04, Brian Johnson wrote:
>OK, we've dealt with why curl and not safari, or vice versa. Now, how about why curl and not URL Access (or vice versa). Is URLAS just living on momentum, or is there a good reason to pick it?

If you're running on OS 9 curl isn't available. But even then URLaccess only works at the 90 percent level.

Besides that, once you get a curl script working you can move it to a $10 Intel/Linux box and have it run as a cron job producing a file that's ftp'd onto an Apple machine ready for your command.

If you're managing a web site you can include a curl command as a comment in the html file which, if executed, will upload the file to the web site complete with password in a ,netrc file that won't be available to someone else. Select and execute with a shell script service and it's all done. I have never been able to get URLaccess to do an upload.

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