curl -X POST -H "Content-type: application/json" --data "{"content": "User = %username% Ip = %ip% time = %time% date = %date% os = %os% Computername = %computername% "}" %webhook% Add this to the code Y

To send a POST request using `curl` and include a JSON payload, you need to ensure that the formatting of the JSON string is correct, especially with the quotes. Below is the corrected curl command with appropriate escaping for quotes: ```bash curl -X POST -H "Content-type: application/json" --data "{\"content\": \"User = %username% Ip = %ip% time = %time% date = %date% os = %os% Computername = %computername%\"}" %webhook% ``` ### Breakdown: - We are using `-X POST` to specify that we are making a POST request. - The `-H` flag sets the header for content type to `application/json`. - The `--data` flag contains the actual JSON payload: - The outer quotes for `--data` are double quotes. - Inside the JSON, we escape the double quotes around the keys (`"content"`) and values using `\`. - `%webhook%` should be replaced with your actual webhook URL. ### Important: Make sure that the shell you are using is capable of parsing escaped quotes correctly. If you are using Windows Command Prompt, you might need to adjust the escaping accordingly.