Hi Daniel,
Looking at the git log I think that was my original patch from October
as opposed to the slightly updated version from January.
Oh, argh. Sorry. Please check and send us an updated patch for the diff!
No problem. I've checked the changes this morning and yes patches 2, 3 and 4
Hey everybody,
Thanks for all the great ideas. I've managed to fix the problem temporarily.
The Microsoft.VC90.CR version 9.0.21022.8 manifest files were missing
on the laptop. And as I found they are missing on most of the PCs,
i.e. apparently this is not something standard that ships with VS
Konstantin Miller wrote:
Hi!
Is there any way to avoid copying data between the buffer that is passed to
the callback function, which is set with CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION, and my own
buffer? Can I tell libcurl that I would like to reuse its buffer and that I
will free it myself later on? Or, even
Steve Holme wrote:
Hi Rich,
1. Libcurl is returning message data line-by-line, with two
callbacks per line - one for the line data and the other for the
CRLF. This seems like strange behavior. I'd coded as if I were
getting the data off a TCP connection - might get one byte,
might get the
On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 2:18 PM, Olaf van der Spek m...@vdspek.org wrote:
On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 11:29 PM, Olaf van der Spek m...@vdspek.org wrote:
From: Ward Willats libc...@wardco.com
But, your nmake line does not have USE_IDN=no on the end...(?)
I'm on Windows 7, IDN should be available.
i just did this the other day and sorry i am just running out the door but
if i recall correctly, there was a library directory that contained the
project for just libcurl.
I was able to build the lib and dlls from that (both flavors worked)
the instructions on how to build libcurl on windows
On Wed, 15 Feb 2012, Steve Holme wrote:
For your convenience I have renamed and reattached those two patches to this
email.
Thanks a lot, pushed!
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On Wed, 15 Feb 2012, Rich Gray wrote:
This capability would have to be usable from within a write callback
function to allow the application to do things like cause libcurl to place
successive returns in contiguous memory. (I don't believe I've seen
anything about calling libcurl functions
When doing a curl string, if you are using the -u option to pass the user
and password, if you use the @ sign in the password
does it not pass correctly?
eg
-u domain\user:@#$%^123
the password has @#$%^ as special characters.
Thank you.
Hi,
I am trying to install curl-7.21.4. The configure was successful, but
the make is giving this error:
~/curl-7.21.4 export
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/u1c332/libssh2-1.4.0:/home/u1c332/openssl/lib:/hom
e/u1c332/curl-7.21.4/lib/.libs:/home/u1c332/lib
~/curl-7.21.4 ./configure
Hi,
I want to do the seek in a http file ( archive of an IPTV server based on
HTTP ).what options I have to set with curl_easy_setopt()?
Thanks!
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lxh
curl-library-requ...@cool.haxx.se
On 16 February 2012 00:08, Kalju Kaik ka...@aticts.com wrote:
When doing a curl string, if you are using the –u option to pass the user
and password, if you use the @ sign in the password
does it not pass correctly?
eg
-u “domain\user:@#$%^123”
the password has @#$%^ as special
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