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You can also use the -i option which prints out the headers and the response body (which is perhaps a bit too noisy). curl -i http://news.ycombinator.com
by k33l0r 14y ago
You can also use the -i option which prints out the headers and the response body (which is perhaps a bit too noisy).
curl -i http://news.ycombinator.com
- JonnieCache 14y agoor curl -v https://github.com which dumps everything. Including, handily, the HTTPS handshake.