Passing True newline

[oren]

Helo I'm in a need to pass a true new line to curl. In a Run command

$Llinks1 = "http://fdsfsdfs" & @crlf & "http://fdsfdsfsd.dsfsd"

$iPidCurl = Run(@ComSpec & " /c " & 'curl --trace trace.txt -F "sess_id='&$sessId[0]&'" -F "upload_type=url"  -F "url_mass='&$Links1&'" -F "submit_btn= Upload! " "http://'&$server[0]&"/"&$Fost[0]&'/"', @ScriptDir, @SW_HIDE,2+4)

andd I'm getting a error..

Now I've sent a e-mail to curl asking if theres is a way to do it and my answer was.

> -----------------------------150063110124393
> Content-Disposition: form-data; name="url_mass"
>
> http://fdfsdf
> http://gdfgdfg
> -----------------------------150063110124393
>
> I know the line should go like this
>
> curl -F "url_mass= $Links" $URL
>
> But how do I state new line between links?

[b]You pass a true newline. [/b]

How can I pass a true newline?, How do I make the autoit understand that it should pass a true newline and not to just a newline in the code..

Anyone has any idea?

Edited April 26, 2009 by oren

[Mobius]

These are just stabs in the dark but have you tried...

$Llinks1 = "http://fdsfsdfs" & @lf & "http://fdsfdsfsd.dsfsd"

or

$Llinks1 = "http://fdsfsdfs" & Chr(10) & "http://fdsfdsfsd.dsfsd"

or separate the links with ";" semicolon character

"http://fdsfsdfs;http://fdsfdsfsd.dsfsd"

What does it say about "url_mass" in the curl man page?

curl --manual

Edited April 26, 2009 by Mobius

[oren]

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These are just stabs in the dark but have you tried...

$Llinks1 = "http://fdsfsdfs" & @lf & "http://fdsfdsfsd.dsfsd"

or

Only @lf will not work there is a need for a @crlf , and as I said before the run box interrupt the @crlf as a "enter". , And i get a

curl: no URL specified! <-- respond.

$Llinks1 = "http://fdsfsdfs" & Chr(10) & "http://fdsfdsfsd.dsfsd"

Tried now and it didnt worked( I've tried $Llinks1 = "http://fdsfsdfs" & Chr(13) & chr(10) & "http://fdsfdsfsd.dsfsd"

or separate the links with ";" semicolon character

"http://fdsfsdfs;http://fdsfdsfsd.dsfsd"

Its just try to send the semicolon as part of the link...

What does it say about "url_mass" in the curl man page?

curl --manual

As I said I sent the developer a e-mail and he responded

You pass a true newline. With multipart posts there's no encoding involved.

It might be easiest with something like curl -F "user_mass=<readfrom" $URL, 
where 'readfrom' is the name of the file holding the list of newline separated 
urls.

I tried using his read from file option and it worked, But I dont want to write the links in a file and then to read from the file,

I want it to be direct.

Edited April 26, 2009 by oren