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items/2023-04-30_long_curl-reference-guide.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Curl is a powerful tool that is mainly used to transfer data. It has way more fu
 
 Most of it should work on other operating systems too, but I'll use **Linux** as reference. I'll keep this page up-to-date and add more topics in the future.
 
-# General <a href="#general" id="general">#</a>
+# General 
 
 **Side note**: put the URL into single or double quotes if it contains special characters.
 
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ A quick example to get you public IP:
 : `curl brrl.net/ip`
 : `curl -L brrl.net/ip`    # `-L` to get through the HTTP>HTTP if necessary
 
-#### Saving to disk <a href="#download" id="download">#</a>
+#### Saving to disk 
 
 You can redirect the content from stdout to another application, save it as a file or download the target file.
 
@@ -30,28 +30,28 @@ If you want to create a **new directory**, you can use `--create-dirs` like this
 The **permission** used is 0750.
 
 
-#### Specific interface <a href="#interface" id="interface">#</a>
+#### Specific interface 
 
 You can use the `--interface` option to use one specific interface. You are free to use the interface name, the IP address, or the hostname.
 
-#### Specific DNS server <a href="#dns-server" id="dns-server">#</a>
+#### Specific DNS server 
 
 You can choose a specific DNS server with the following option. Multiple DNS servers can be chosen and must be separated by a comma.
 
 `--dns-servers 9.9.9.9:53,149.112.112.112:53`
 
-#### Redirects <a href="#redirects" id="redirects">#</a>
+#### Redirects 
 
 If you want curl to follow redirects, simply use the `-L` flag. 
 
-#### Import curl options and targets from the file <a href="#import-options" id="import-options">#</a>
+#### Import curl options and targets from the file 
 
 Some tasks require many options. To keep it organized, you can import those options from a file with the `-K` or `--config` and followed by the name of the file.
 
 Example:
 : `curl --config curl-options.txt https://example.com`
 
-#### Data tranfer limits <a href="#transfer-limits" id="transfer-limits">#</a>
+#### Data tranfer limits 
 
 You can set up- and download limits with `--limit-rate`. The default are bytes/second, and you can use `K`,`M`,`G`,`T` for Kilo-,Mega-,Giga- and Terabyte, respectively. 
 
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ You can set up- and download limits with `--limit-rate`. The default are bytes/s
 --limit-rate 10M
 ```
 
-#### Parallel function <a href="#parallel" id="parallel">#</a>
+#### Parallel function 
 
 To let curl transfer data parallel, you can use the `-Z` or `--parallel` and choose `--parallel-immediate` to start immediately.
 
@@ -80,11 +80,11 @@ Unreliable connections are a pain, and you can tell curl to retry and continue d
 [Source from StackExchange](https://superuser.com/a/142480)
 
 
-# Wildcards / Multiple downloads <a href="#wildcards" id="wildcards">#</a>
+# Wildcards / Multiple downloads 
 
 **Side note**: make sure to put the full URL into single or double quotes if you work with wildcards and sequences.
 
-#### Sets <a href="#sets" id="sets">#</a>
+#### Sets 
 
 You can tell curl to transfer multiple files by putting the names into curly brac `{}`
 
@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ kuser@pleasejustwork:~/temp/curl$ ls
 file_1_3.txt  file_1_4.txt  file_2_3.txt  file_2_4.txt
 ```
 
-#### Sequence <a href="#sequences" id="sequences">#</a>
+#### Sequence 
 
 Use `[]` for alphanumeric sequences:
 : `curl -O 'http://example.com/picture-[1-51].img'`
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ Adding steps:
 : `curl -O 'http://example.com/picture-[1-50:2].img'` # every second picture
 
 
-# Proxies <a href="#proxy" id="proxy">#</a>
+# Proxies 
 
 I am not too familiar with the proxy functions. I normally just use it to download things from Tor.
 
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ The usual syntax for proxies looks like this, according to the manual:
 Another example of HTTP basic auth proxy:
 : `curl --proxy-basic --proxy-user user:password -x http://proxy.example https://example.com`
 
-# Authentication <a href="#authentication" id="authentication">#</a>
+# Authentication 
 
 Example for basic authentication:
 : `curl -u name:password --basic https://example.com`