Cookies: docs, libpsl, Line 4: Features, Server differences, Change the Host: header, Not perfect, HTTP authentication, Cookies, Cookie file format, Cookies, Simple by default, more on demand, Available information, Sharing between easy handles, All easy options, Submit a login form over HTTP, Sections, HTTP authentication, Cookies with libcurl, Cookies, Curl_share, <features> CURLOPT_URL: Easy handle, CURLOPT_CURLU, curl --libcurl, Set handle options, Set string options, All easy options, Get a simple HTML page, Get a response into memory, Submit a login form over HTTP, Get an FTP directory listing, Non-blocking HTTP form-post, Strings are C strings, not C++ string objects, Request method, Bearer, libcurl HTTP download, HTTP PUT curl_easy_perform: Driving with the easy interface, Easy API pool, Caching, curl --libcurl, Get a simple HTML page, Get a response into memory, Submit a login form over HTTP, Get an FTP directory listing, Add a header, Bearer, libcurl HTTP download, Everything is multi curl_easy_setopt: docs/libcurl/opts, Easy handle, Write callback, Read callback, Progress callback, Header callback, Debug callback, sockopt callback, Provide a file descriptor, Name resolving, Sharing between easy handles, CURLOPT_CURLU, curl --libcurl, Set handle options, Set numerical options, Set string options, libcurl TLS options, All easy options, CURLcode return code, Verbose operations, Get a simple HTML page, Get a response into memory, Submit a login form over HTTP, Get an FTP directory listing, Non-blocking HTTP form-post, Strings are C strings, not C++ string objects, Request method, HTTP ranges, User name and password, Enable cookie engine with reading, libcurl HTTP download, HTTP POST, Multiplexing, Enable HSTS for a handle, Enable
-d: Arguments to options, Separate options per URL, POST, MQTT, HTTP methods, Simple POST, Content-Type, Posting binary, Convert to GET, Expect 100-continue, Chunked encoded POSTs, Hidden form fields, -d vs -F, HTTP PUT, curl HTTP cheat sheet, Web logins and sessions development: Project communication, curl-users, Reporting bugs, Commercial support, Development, The development team, Future, Ubuntu and Debian, Get libcurl for macOS, Who decides what goes in?, From Safari, Figure out what a browser sends, Which libcurl version runs, Verification, Tests, Debug builds
FTPS: What protocols does curl support?, FTPS, Build to use a TLS library, Supported schemes, Network leakage, --trace and --trace-ascii, Version, Protocols allowing upload, Enable TLS, FTPS, Variables future: Project communication, Future, What other protocols are there?, docs, [email protected], "Not used", Cookies, When QUIC is denied, Network data conversion, age, API compatibility, HSTS, Set a timeout
git: Daily snapshots, Building libcurl on MSYS2, Clone the code, root, git, Web site source code, git vs release tarballs, Notes, build boringssl, Continuous Integration (CI), Autobuilds
HTTP/1.1: HTTP, Verbose mode, --trace and --trace-ascii, Debugging with TELNET, HTTP protocol basics, HTTP versions, Caveats, The HTTP this generates, GET or POST?, Modify the request method, Modify request target, HTTP/2, Customize HTTP request headers, HTTP versions, About content encodings HTTP/2: HTTP, docs, nghttp2, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, Line 4: Features, Available exit codes, HTTP versions, HTTP/2 and later, GET or POST?, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, DNS over HTTPS, HTTP versions, Header origins, Expect: headers, Multiplexing, HTTP/3, Different backends, Curl_easy, Variables HTTP/3: HTTPS, Select HTTP/3 backend, TCP vs UDP, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, Line 4: Features, Available exit codes, HTTP versions, HTTP/3, HTTP/3, Which libcurl version runs, HTTP versions, Header origins, Expect: headers, Multiplexing, HTTP/3, Different backends
