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When dealing with some curl responses I sometime get multipart enveloppe:



$ curl -o output 'https://example.com/foobar/my/request' -H 'Accept: multipart/related; type="application/dicom"' -H 'Referer: https://example.com/foobar' -H 'User-Agent: mine' -H 'Authorization: Bearer 12345' --compressed


Leads to:



$ file output

output: data


where:



$ cat output

--838b4c50-b896-45b6-bbe9-aacd4b057aec

Content-ID: <4f6404e3-733e-437b-9ec9-e2e540dea8e9@resteasy-multipart>

Content-Type: application/dicom



<binary stuff removed>

--838b4c50-b896-45b6-bbe9-aacd4b057aec--[user@localhost tmp]$


Is there a command line utility to remove the multipart enveloppe ?






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    When dealing with some curl responses I sometime get multipart enveloppe:



    $ curl -o output 'https://example.com/foobar/my/request' -H 'Accept: multipart/related; type="application/dicom"' -H 'Referer: https://example.com/foobar' -H 'User-Agent: mine' -H 'Authorization: Bearer 12345' --compressed


    Leads to:



    $ file output
    
output: data


    where:



    $ cat output
    
--838b4c50-b896-45b6-bbe9-aacd4b057aec
    
Content-ID: <4f6404e3-733e-437b-9ec9-e2e540dea8e9@resteasy-multipart>
    
Content-Type: application/dicom
    

    
<binary stuff removed>
    
--838b4c50-b896-45b6-bbe9-aacd4b057aec--[user@localhost tmp]$


    Is there a command line utility to remove the multipart enveloppe ?






    curl command-line binaryfiles







    share|improve this question
























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      When dealing with some curl responses I sometime get multipart enveloppe:



      $ curl -o output 'https://example.com/foobar/my/request' -H 'Accept: multipart/related; type="application/dicom"' -H 'Referer: https://example.com/foobar' -H 'User-Agent: mine' -H 'Authorization: Bearer 12345' --compressed


      Leads to:



      $ file output
      
output: data


      where:



      $ cat output
      
--838b4c50-b896-45b6-bbe9-aacd4b057aec
      
Content-ID: <4f6404e3-733e-437b-9ec9-e2e540dea8e9@resteasy-multipart>
      
Content-Type: application/dicom
      

      
<binary stuff removed>
      
--838b4c50-b896-45b6-bbe9-aacd4b057aec--[user@localhost tmp]$


      Is there a command line utility to remove the multipart enveloppe ?






      curl command-line binaryfiles







      share|improve this question













      When dealing with some curl responses I sometime get multipart enveloppe:



      $ curl -o output 'https://example.com/foobar/my/request' -H 'Accept: multipart/related; type="application/dicom"' -H 'Referer: https://example.com/foobar' -H 'User-Agent: mine' -H 'Authorization: Bearer 12345' --compressed


      Leads to:



      $ file output
      
output: data


      where:



      $ cat output
      
--838b4c50-b896-45b6-bbe9-aacd4b057aec
      
Content-ID: <4f6404e3-733e-437b-9ec9-e2e540dea8e9@resteasy-multipart>
      
Content-Type: application/dicom
      

      
<binary stuff removed>
      
--838b4c50-b896-45b6-bbe9-aacd4b057aec--[user@localhost tmp]$


      Is there a command line utility to remove the multipart enveloppe ?






      curl command-line binaryfiles




      curl command-line binaryfiles






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