Hello,
Problem Description:
We are try to fetch files from the ESX server 4.0 through HTTP request
using curl library in C program.
I am using a single easy curl handle to fetch all the files to take
advantage of persistent connection.
But, When t
Hi Daniel,
2012/6/13 Daniel Stenberg :
> On Tue, 12 Jun 2012, Gisle Vanem wrote:
>
>> MEM curl_schannel.c:690 realloc(0xb7d828, 16384) = 0xb7d828
>
>
> Hm, reading the code, won't this always end up as BUFSIZE and thus we know
> it already?
>
If this is the case, we can probably just set
CURL_SCH
I fixed the issue by rebuilding libcurl for 64 bit. The issue was related to
using wdk 64 bit checked build environment, with a 32 bit build of curl.
I retargeted the build for 64 bit and built it as c. Everything from there was
great.
From: georgenewton...@live.co.uk
To: curl-library@cool.ha
On Tue, 12 Jun 2012, NEDJARI Hafed wrote:
* File already completely downloaded
... this originates from this source code:
/* Setup the actual download */
if(data->req.size == 0) {
/* no data to transfer */
Curl_setup_transfer(conn, -1, -1, FALSE, NULL, -1, NULL);
inf
On Tue, 12 Jun 2012, Gisle Vanem wrote:
MEM curl_schannel.c:690 realloc(0xb7d828, 16384) = 0xb7d828
Hm, reading the code, won't this always end up as BUFSIZE and thus we know it
already?
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Hi Steve,
2012/6/12 Steve Holme :
> I was tucked up in bed keeping warm as I'm really not feeling too good, I
> currently have a temperature yet am cold and am feeling sick at the same
> time, but I saw the email come in on my phone so I thought I should respond
> properly at the keyboard whilst t
Steve Holme wrote:
> I was tucked up in bed keeping warm as I'm really not feeling too good,
Get well soon.
> If we don't put anything in here then what will a programmer who is using
> ssl_version from the result of curl_version_info() get?
Aha!, real reasons for us to chew on.
Although man
I've learned that using realloc() should be kept to a minimum;
they could cause copying memory from old to new buffer, heap
fragmentation etc. So, I noticed that the number of realloc() calls in
libcurl has risen sharply with USE_SCHANNEL. A small test using:
curl -v https://www.google.com
res
Hi again,
On Tue, 12 Jun 2012, Yang Tse wrote:
Apologies if any of what I write sounds a little off or abrupt... it isn't
my intention!
I was tucked up in bed keeping warm as I'm really not feeling too good, I
currently have a temperature yet am cold and am feeling sick at the same
time, but I s
On Tue, 12 Jun 2012, Felix E. Klee wrote:
Or to rephrase my question: When I do something blocking, will "the OS"
continue fetching data, for example into some buffer, which is then emptied
when calling `curl_multi_socket_action()`?
Generally, your machine will still receive data in the kerne
"Marc Hoersken" wrote:
I like this idea. That way Curl_schannel_version would still return
something useful while avoiding the dependency on version.lib.
Do you also mean that '-DWIN_USE_SSPI' also needs to
drop the version.lib requirement? I mean, 'WIN_USE_SSPI'
without 'USE_SCHANNEL'.
I'm
2012/6/12 Guenter
>
> well, perhaps a compromise would be if we just display "SSL-Windows-native"
> like we do with WinIDN ? That would drop the new dependency to the version
> lib while remaining the information that SSL is provided through a Windows
> system lib rather than through an exptern
Marc Hoersken wrote:
> I do understand and support Yang's arguments, but I also understand
> that we need to figure out a good way to illustrate the features
> provided by SSPI or any other security provider.
The fact that security.dll or secur32.dll is being used is exposed for
historical reaso
Hi,
1st of all: I have no strong opinion either for or against the string ...
Am 12.06.2012 19:21, schrieb Steve Holme:
On Tue, 12 Jun 2012, Yang Tse wrote:
1) curl displays the SSL library in its version string and as such should
display something when SSL through Windows SSPI is enabled.
k, bu
Hi Yang,
On Tue, 12 Jun 2012, Yang Tse wrote:
> SSPI is already present in libcurl's feature list when in use, so...
>
> Why do we need to show the security.dll or secur32.dll
> version in libcurl's version string, and additionally dress it up as
> WinSSPI?
There are two reasons for including W
2012/6/12 Yang Tse :
> SSPI is already present in libcurl's feature list when in use, so...
>
> Why do we need to show the security.dll or secur32.dll version in
> libcurl's version string, and additionally dress it up as WinSSPI?
>
> These two are system libraries the same as all other system libs
Here is the curl command but always "File already download" message.
E:\Temp\curl\curl-7.24.0-ssh2-ssl-sspi-zlib-static-bin-w32>curl -k -v -u
login:passwd
sftp://sftp.tradinggrid.gxs.com/AMR52527/././POLLABLE/%2513348364340002%25O093108548006900%25SFTP%25POLLABLE%2539fedh006vfv8h570007s0kr
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 9:49 AM, Felix E. Klee
wrote:
> Does that mean: When I do something blocking, then - unless there are
> other processes doing transfers - the Ethernet interface of the
> computer will idle?
Or to rephrase my question: When I do something blocking, will "the OS"
continue fe
Hi All,
Having scanned around I can see that the linker error issues are fairly common,
but so far I haven't been successful using people solutions.
I have a driver, written using wdk. An original version 32 bit runs perfectly
with libcurl, (using libcurl_imp.lib and related dll). The only mod
SSPI is already present in libcurl's feature list when in use, so...
Why do we need to show the security.dll or secur32.dll version in
libcurl's version string, and additionally dress it up as WinSSPI?
These two are system libraries the same as all other system libs that
might be used, such as ke
On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 8:53 AM, Marc Hoersken wrote:
> [...] I removed the obsolete minor status variable from the helper
> function and the corresponding local variable which was never used.
Pushed, and further cleanup commit followed it.
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