Robert Sorrells via curl-library wrote:
Conclusion: I have determined that under RHEL 6.6 it is not possible to change the absolute search
path of "ld". I managed to pare it down by playing with /etc/ld.so.conf, but it still
ALWAYS searches /usr/lib64 first. "ld" itself is dependent on
Daniel Stenberg via curl-library wrote:
Hi team,
Please bare with me as this topic is bordering to off-topic and egocentric.
Umm, CONGRATS!!, but I'll keep my cloths on if you don't mind! ;-) (What
_does_ go on at those FOSDEM and other meet ups?? :-O ) Actually I'm taking
this
myLC--- via curl-library wrote:
On Mon, 13 Aug 2018, Richard Gray wrote:
> I'm confused about what it is you are trying to do with
> the list of addresses?
...
If you have a list of IPs/hostnames, this is necessary to
identify duplicate entries (public VPNs or proxies, for
instance)
https://curl.haxx.se//mail/lib-2018-08/0137.html
myLC--- via curl-library wrote:
Hello, :-)
I'm new to (lib)curl. I decided that this was the most
complete network implementation, after ditching Qt for
continuous multithreading issues.
I would like to know how we can retrieve all the IP
TL;DR - As I continued to dig while writing this, I finally noticed the third
Big Hint. See last paragraph.
In https://curl.haxx.se/mail/lib-2016-01/0026.html
"Building libcurl with GSKit",
Dan Fandrich wrote:
> That may not work out of the box, as the only use of GSKit I can
> recall seeing
On Fri, 17 Nov 2017, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
Nowadays though. Is anything or anyone using this feature (disabling
CURL_GLOBAL_SSL) for a good purpose and if so, can you please elaborate on
why and how? (I don't think "I won't use any TLS protocols" is a good
reason.)
Just to belatedly chime
Daniel Stenberg wrote:
On Mon, 28 Aug 2017, Rich Gray wrote:
I am curious about the manpage statement "This function can only be called
once". Shouldn't this be something more like "This function can only be
used to select an SSL library once."
Correct. I'll edit that paragraph.
Is the
Daniel Stenberg wrote:
On Tue, 21 Mar 2017, Emir Kamber wrote:
I have successfully implemented async sends via 'multi-functionality',
but I have a problem where messages are sent in no particular order. So,
when I send 3 messages, I get this on the wire: MSG3, MSG1, MSG2.
I need to send
dev_user wrote:
On 08/02/2016 05:18 AM, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
Hi all!
I'll put together a 7.50.1 patch release tomorrow.
...
Possibly most notable: we're reverting the change that modified the
CURL, CURLM and CURLSH types and they go back to be 'void *' unless
> you define CURL_STRICTER
Daniel Stenberg wrote:
On Wed, 29 Jun 2016, Richard Gray wrote:
My main thrust in bringing this up was documentation about SSL
initialization and whether or not libcurl should protect against SSL use
when it hasn't been initialized. Not a big deal, because I know I was
screwing up.
I did
Daniel Stenberg wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jun 2016, Ray Satiro via curl-library wrote:
In the rare circumstance where you do your own Winsock and/or SSL
initialization you may be able to skip using CURL_GLOBAL_WIN32 and/or
CURL_GLOBAL_SSL. It's not recommended or documented how to do that safely in
a
Yeah, I know, don't do that!
However, I am curious as to why libcurl doesn't just refuse to attempt the
operation instead of crashing in curl_multi_perform().
I got into this because up till now, the application has only been doing
simple HTTP. I recently updated to a build which had SSL
Hi all,
I'm seeing the need to follow redirects in my application and so am looking at
the related libcurl options. This has generated some questions on libcurl
behavior. I'm interested in not only following the redirects (automagically
or manually) but being able to log/debug out where the
I'm trying to go round the horn again to build curl (and libcurl) for
our population of Unix systems. Out the gate, I ran into trouble on
our HP-UX Itanium development system. I'm curious if anyone can provide
further info on building on HP-UX Itanium systems.
- with gcc -
On the
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