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Categorized request examples and articles tagged with [server-authentication] keyword How do I send Basic Auth Credentials with Curl?
To send basic auth credentials with Curl, use the "-u login: password" command-line option. Curl automatically converts the login: password pair into a Base64-encoded string and adds the "Authorization: Basic [token]" header to the request. In this Curl request with Basic Auth Credentials example, we send a request with basic authorization credentials to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Run to execute the Curl Basic Authentication Credentials Example online and see the results.
How do I send GET request with Basic Server Authentication?
To send a GET request to the server with Basic Authentication credentials, you must pass the "Authorization: Basic {credentials}" HTTP header to the server with the user's credentials encoded in a Base64 string in the login:password format. An Authorization HTTP header must be sent with every request for a protected resource. In this Basic Server Authentication example, we send a GET request to the ReqBin echo URL with user credentials. Click Send to execute GET Request with the Basic Server Authentication credentials online and see the results.
To send basic auth credentials with Curl, use the "-u login: password" command-line option. Curl automatically converts the login: password pair into a Base64-encoded string and adds the "Authorization: Basic [token]" header to the request. In this Curl request with Basic Auth Credentials example, we send a request with basic authorization credentials to the ReqBin echo URL. Click Run to execute the Curl Basic Authentication Credentials Example online and see the results.
How do I send GET request with Basic Server Authentication?
To send a GET request to the server with Basic Authentication credentials, you must pass the "Authorization: Basic {credentials}" HTTP header to the server with the user's credentials encoded in a Base64 string in the login:password format. An Authorization HTTP header must be sent with every request for a protected resource. In this Basic Server Authentication example, we send a GET request to the ReqBin echo URL with user credentials. Click Send to execute GET Request with the Basic Server Authentication credentials online and see the results.
