Hi,
I have been using libcurl for a while. Recently, I upgraded from v7.23.1 to
the latest version i.e. v7.26.0. I am seeing a difference in behaviour in
both versions when libcurl encounters a server url host resolution error.
In the earlier version, when a hostname resolution failure occurred,
on documentation of
culr_multi_fdset ()). I would expect that the number of running easy
handles to hit zero if peer disconnects but this doesn't happen.
Thanks
Ajil Koshy
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On Thu, 28 Jul 2011, ajil koshy wrote:
I have an https client using libcurl (with openssl) multi APIs.
Occasionally, I see that if remote peer application exits, the libcurl
client's 'multi-loop' (the one which calls curl_multi_perform repeatedly
till running
On Thu, 28 Jul 2011, ajil koshy wrote:
I have an https client using libcurl (with openssl) multi APIs.
Occasionally, I see that if remote peer application exits, the libcurl
client's 'multi-loop' (the one which calls curl_multi_perform repeatedly
till running handles reach zero) goes
On Thu, 28 Jul 2011, ajil koshy wrote:
I have an https client using libcurl (with openssl) multi APIs.
Occasionally, I see that if remote peer application exits, the libcurl
client's 'multi-loop' (the one which calls curl_multi_perform repeatedly
till running handles reach zero) goes
Hi,
I have an https client using libcurl (with openssl) multi APIs.
Occasionally, I see that if remote peer application exits, the libcurl
client's 'multi-loop' (the one which calls curl_multi_perform repeatedly
till running handles reach zero) goes into an infinite loop instead of
breaking out.
in
libcurl
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On Fri, 25 Mar 2011, ajil koshy wrote:
I am writing an HTTPS client using libcurl/OpenSSL. The client is
expected
to periodically connect to the server
the URL on the CURL handle and simply call call
curl_easy_perform ().
Do you think either of the above is a nice way (probably not :-) ) to do it?
Can you suggest the right way to do this?
Thanks
Ajil Koshy
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I communicate with an HTTPS server. Do I have to keep the curl handle open
given that I need connect to the same server as I did before? Thanks in
advance.
Thanks
Ajil Koshy
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