[EP-tech] Re: Adding files to an eprint using cURL

[Matthew Kerwin]

David,

> but the contents were @dandelion2.JPG, which is the filename, not the data

The contents are probably actually " @dandelion2.JPG", because that is what you passed as the parameter to cURL:

> --data-binary " @dandelion2.JPG"

The @filename parameter trick only works if the _first_ character of the binary data is an @ symbol, but you've put it as the second (the first being a space).

That should fix up a small part of your issue, and get it working on the downgraded package, at least.

Cheers
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