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Curl changes multipart/form-data path parameter
2019 Community Moderator ElectionMSYS2: How to disable automatic translation of pathname to drive letter?How to urlencode data for curl command?curl data array post +multipart/form-dataHow to POST JSON data with Curl from Terminal/Commandline to Test Spring REST?Using curl to upload POST data with filesChange name of upload file in cURL?Python equivalent to curls --form: Create multipart form-data post request with data in “form” parameterHow to use Chrome's “Copy as cURL” for multipart/form-data post requests on WindowsAdd values with curl inside a fileupload in a multipart formusing curl for multipart/form-data with a file uploadHow do I get this multipart/form-data request working with cURL in PHP?
I try to send some multipart/form-data data using curl in a msys shell to a NAS named Synology. The form-data needs a parameter named "path" and must formated like "/dir/dir2". The slashes can't be changed.
My problem is, when i am using curl the path variable will be changed to "C:/git-sdk-64/dir/dir2" and i don't know how to prevent it. My command looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
shell curl msys synology
asked Mar 7 at 12:16
FleMoFleMo
813
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I try to send some multipart/form-data data using curl in a msys shell to a NAS named Synology. The form-data needs a parameter named "path" and must formated like "/dir/dir2". The slashes can't be changed.
My problem is, when i am using curl the path variable will be changed to "C:/git-sdk-64/dir/dir2" and i don't know how to prevent it. My command looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
shell curl msys synology
asked Mar 7 at 12:16
FleMoFleMo
813
curl doesn't change the path, something else does it. Are you perhaps using msys? It is known to do those things when trying to be "helpful".
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:27
Ok. Thats some good info i can start with.I am new to this bash and shell world. And i must use msys. Nothing else i can use.
– FleMo
Mar 7 at 12:34
See also stackoverflow.com/questions/44700461/…
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:40
add a comment |
I try to send some multipart/form-data data using curl in a msys shell to a NAS named Synology. The form-data needs a parameter named "path" and must formated like "/dir/dir2". The slashes can't be changed.
My problem is, when i am using curl the path variable will be changed to "C:/git-sdk-64/dir/dir2" and i don't know how to prevent it. My command looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
shell curl msys synology
asked Mar 7 at 12:16
FleMoFleMo
813
I try to send some multipart/form-data data using curl in a msys shell to a NAS named Synology. The form-data needs a parameter named "path" and must formated like "/dir/dir2". The slashes can't be changed.
My problem is, when i am using curl the path variable will be changed to "C:/git-sdk-64/dir/dir2" and i don't know how to prevent it. My command looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
shell curl msys synology
shell curl msys synology
asked Mar 7 at 12:16
FleMoFleMo
813
asked Mar 7 at 12:16
FleMoFleMo
813
asked Mar 7 at 12:16
FleMoFleMo
813
asked Mar 7 at 12:16
FleMoFleMo
813
asked Mar 7 at 12:16
FleMoFleMo
813
813
curl doesn't change the path, something else does it. Are you perhaps using msys? It is known to do those things when trying to be "helpful".
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:27
Ok. Thats some good info i can start with.I am new to this bash and shell world. And i must use msys. Nothing else i can use.
– FleMo
Mar 7 at 12:34
See also stackoverflow.com/questions/44700461/…
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:40
add a comment |
curl doesn't change the path, something else does it. Are you perhaps using msys? It is known to do those things when trying to be "helpful".
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:27
Ok. Thats some good info i can start with.I am new to this bash and shell world. And i must use msys. Nothing else i can use.
– FleMo
Mar 7 at 12:34
See also stackoverflow.com/questions/44700461/…
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:40
curl doesn't change the path, something else does it. Are you perhaps using msys? It is known to do those things when trying to be "helpful".
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:27
curl doesn't change the path, something else does it. Are you perhaps using msys? It is known to do those things when trying to be "helpful".
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:27
Ok. Thats some good info i can start with.I am new to this bash and shell world. And i must use msys. Nothing else i can use.
– FleMo
Mar 7 at 12:34
Ok. Thats some good info i can start with.I am new to this bash and shell world. And i must use msys. Nothing else i can use.
– FleMo
Mar 7 at 12:34
See also stackoverflow.com/questions/44700461/…
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:40
See also stackoverflow.com/questions/44700461/…
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:40
add a comment |
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Thanks to Daniel Stenberg's info i found out this is a "problem" with msys self. Msys fills up the path variable. Written down here http://www.mingw.org/wiki/Posix_path_conversion. The solution is to put an semicolon at the end of the path. The complete command now looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2;"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
answered Mar 7 at 12:40
FleMoFleMo
813
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Thanks to Daniel Stenberg's info i found out this is a "problem" with msys self. Msys fills up the path variable. Written down here http://www.mingw.org/wiki/Posix_path_conversion. The solution is to put an semicolon at the end of the path. The complete command now looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2;"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
answered Mar 7 at 12:40
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add a comment |
Thanks to Daniel Stenberg's info i found out this is a "problem" with msys self. Msys fills up the path variable. Written down here http://www.mingw.org/wiki/Posix_path_conversion. The solution is to put an semicolon at the end of the path. The complete command now looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2;"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
answered Mar 7 at 12:40
FleMoFleMo
813
add a comment |
Thanks to Daniel Stenberg's info i found out this is a "problem" with msys self. Msys fills up the path variable. Written down here http://www.mingw.org/wiki/Posix_path_conversion. The solution is to put an semicolon at the end of the path. The complete command now looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2;"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
answered Mar 7 at 12:40
FleMoFleMo
813
Thanks to Daniel Stenberg's info i found out this is a "problem" with msys self. Msys fills up the path variable. Written down here http://www.mingw.org/wiki/Posix_path_conversion. The solution is to put an semicolon at the end of the path. The complete command now looks like this:
curl -X POST
'http://url:port/webapi/entry.cgi?_sid=secret&api=SYNO.FileStation.Upload&method=upload&version=2'
-F "path=/dir/dir2;"
-F 'overwrite=true'
-F 'filename=@/c/Temp/test.txt'
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curl doesn't change the path, something else does it. Are you perhaps using msys? It is known to do those things when trying to be "helpful".
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:27
Ok. Thats some good info i can start with.I am new to this bash and shell world. And i must use msys. Nothing else i can use.
– FleMo
Mar 7 at 12:34
See also stackoverflow.com/questions/44700461/…
– Daniel Stenberg
Mar 7 at 12:40