Daniel Stenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Yes it does. It certainly makes things more complicated, as you > would have to exclude such a connection from the checks (at least I > think you want that, I don't think you'll be forced to do so). And > you also need to exclude HTTPS-connections from this logic (since > name-based virtual hosting over SSL isn't really possible).
I'm already treating SSL and non-SSL connections as incompatible. But I'm curious as to why you say name-based virtual hosting isn't possible over SSL? >> Does curl handle NTLM? > > Yes it does since a while back. I am willing to donate NTLM code to > the wget project, if you want it. I'm not very familiar with the > wget internals so they wouldn't be a fully working patch, but a set > of (proved working) functions to be integrated by someone with more > wget insights. (It depends on crypto- functions provided by > OpenSSL.) That's very generous, thanks! I planned to improve Wget's HTTP internals (which are very raw right now) anyway, so don't worry about that. A set of callable functions would be perfect.
