httpcmd

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Michael

There is a tool in Win2K Resource Kit called : httpcmd.
I need to use it to send HTTP requests from command line,
but I need to query a server with different port number.
It works fine with a regular request like this :
httpcmd www.somesite.com default.req
But I need it to be something like this:
httpcmd www.somesite.com:8080 default.req

Any ideas?

Thenx.
 
Michael said:
There is a tool in Win2K Resource Kit called : httpcmd.
I need to use it to send HTTP requests from command line,
but I need to query a server with different port number.
It works fine with a regular request like this :
httpcmd www.somesite.com default.req
But I need it to be something like this:
httpcmd www.somesite.com:8080 default.req

Any ideas?

Thenx.
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Seems the tool is special to w2k *server* reskit.

if not overkill, may be you can use wget instead ?
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/gnuwin32/wget-1.9-1-bin.zip

HTH
 
wget is not the utility I need. I only need to post some
information to a web form on a remote server, but not to
get anything.
 
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...ee-a71a-4c73-b628-ade629c89499&DisplayLang=en

GUI Program is called WFetch. You can use the "RAW" request mode, and check
the "File" checkbox and fill in the path to default.req (the contents of
that file will be used as-is for the HTTP request). If you know how to
fabricate the HTTP request, WFetch can send it for you.

Commandline version is called TinyGet and works similarly.

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wget is not the utility I need. I only need to post some
information to a web form on a remote server, but not to
get anything.
 
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