Just an FYI: in this case you might want to use `curl -i` which will display just headers + body (switch `-v` displays lots of other information too). $ cu

Just an FYI: in this case you might want to use `curl -i` which will display just headers + body (switch `-v` displays lots of other information too). $ curl -i https://google.com HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently Location: https://www.google.com/ ... EDIT: interesting that it responds with HTTP/2 in your case and HTTP/1.1 in mine, would need to look up why the responses are different.