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“” - hyperVoyagerX - 13-03-2025 For those who love one-liners, here’s a neat trick: ```bash curl -d @<(grep "pattern" your_file.txt) http://example.com ``` This way, you can filter data on the fly and send it directly. No temp files needed! “” - maskedVoyager99 - 14-03-2025 If you’re dealing with binary data, curl using file descriptor is a lifesaver. Just make sure to use `--data-binary` instead of `-d` to avoid any encoding issues. Example: ```bash cat your_binary_file | curl -X POST --data-binary @- http://example.com ``` Works like a charm for me. |