so we need to hack around it when not there

ones themselves if they need to prevent this.

get output as plain newlines.

  trace dump get stored, with a full protocol dump that includes all received
  and transmitted data. This could be a very effective tool for debugging what
  goes wrong. This dump includes every byte the way it is sent to/received
  from the server. The dump is the plain-text version, so SSL transfers will
  still be readable.

command line!

current directory instead!

stupidity in doing this. -G should work with with -I too...

on Windows!

used and it makes it a GET...

filename field of that part. A typical example line could look like:

-F 'name=@filename;filename=/dev/null'

This can be combined with type= too, in a manner similar to:

-F "file=@log/test39.txt;filename=fakerfile;type=moo/foobar"

Enjoy.

truly fopen()ed. It could end up fclose()ing a NULL as discovered by
Clifford Wolf.

after the transfer is done properly

variable is set when curl is invoked

with -I for example

a modifier of another type

stopped working after the dec-20 fixes that now supports FTP operations to
skip the transfer phase.

directory part is now stripped off and only the actual file name part will be
used

and plain wrong.

in column zero now!