Dan,
Any proxy servers set up? Check the man page for curl under the ENVIRONMENT section, maybe it is wrongly picking up a proxy server there that's not working...? (I'm kinda stabbing in the dark here to find an answer...)
No, on second thought, that wouldn't be it because curl would exit with (5): Couldn't resolve proxy...
Is wget configured to use a proxy? Anything interesting in /usr/local/etc/wgetrc, /etc/wgetrc, or ~/.wgetrc?
-Josh
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On Mar 4, 2005, at 9:02 AM, Dan Monjar wrote:
William Sutton wrote:port blocking at $WORK? I know we have a corporate filter which requires signing on to open the ports. Kinda sucks when one wants to add Perl modules to ActiveState and has to go to the ActiveState web site so that the coporate filter allows the non-browser network traffic.
William
more than likely... but I run the $WORK firewall so if I could figure out what to open I would. What puzzles me is why wget works but curl doesn't.
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