Hi Nielsen,

I have an extremely unusual request. I am up against the wall here (the
firing squad is on its way here, so to speak) and the curl app I am using
isnt working anymore. Ok, so I have been told that there is a fix in the
newest openssl libraries and that I should attempt to recompile with those.
Ok, here's the beef: I have never worked with c/c++ and although I do have
MS Visual Studio which includes C++, I don't know how to compile the source
code into a useable binary! I have both source codes (openssl 0.6.9b and
cURL 7.8) and would need to compile these now...Is there any way in which
any of you could assist me on this? I would be most grateful, and it may
even help others out there. I do have programming experience but none with
this programming language, so if I coul dget a few pointers it might just do
the trick. Thank you!!!!
regards,
Armando

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-curl_at_contactor.se [mailto:owner-curl_at_contactor.se]On Behalf
Of Nielsen Linus
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 8:56 AM
To: 'curl_at_contactor.se'
Subject: RE: SSL, X.509 and cURL (sending XML)

> >Eeeh. Curl does not care at all about the contents of the files it
> >sends. What makes you think that it has problems with the "
> characters?
> <
> ></Linus
>
> Well, in 'verbose' mode (where I can see what it is doing) it sends
> anything included in the ".....". if I do not specify "..."
> then it stops
> sending after the first blank space (the same applies to the custom
> headers). So I have to include the "" to force curl to
> accept the blank spaces in my xml file....

OK, can you give me an example of how the file looks like?
And preferrably the full command line you are using?

/Linus
Received on 2001-07-17