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Archive of posts tagged HTTP Headers

Viewing HTTP Headers on Linux with curl

Posted by Rob on 27 April 2016, 8:17 pm

If you want to identify the configuration options for STS etc, you will need to look at HTTP Headers. From Linux you can use curl. For HTTPS sites, you may want to consider the –insecure option if you have other cert issues to contend with.

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