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curl -H/--header itself also takes a file name prefixed by @, including - for stdin. So you could go curl -H@- <<<'API-Key: Foobar', or if you need to specify m
by vesinisa 5y ago
curl -H/--header itself also takes a file name prefixed by @, including - for stdin. So you could go curl -H@- <<<'API-Key: Foobar', or if you need to specify multiple sensitive headers, curl -H@<(echo API-Key: Foo) -H@<(echo Pre-Shared: Bar)
- remram 5y ago<() is a bash extension and won't work in another `sh` like dash.