Looks like the problem persists with 7.9.5-pre4 ... After installing that
version, I'm still getting bogus "set-cookie" headers out of the header dump
file that results from my SSL POST.

Since I've been working with this output for awhile now, I can read through
the dump file, look for the "good" cookies, separate them from the bad,
write out the good ones to a "cookiejar.txt" file, and then have all
subsequent requests (all NON-SSL) use that file for sending/receiving
cookies. All of that is working just fine.

So -- looks like the bug I initially reported may just be relative to
reading back from SSL.

Hope this helps ...

-Clay

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Clay Loveless
Webmaster, Crawlspace
http://www.crawlspace.com/

> From: Daniel Stenberg <daniel_at_haxx.se>
> Reply-To: curl_at_contactor.se
> Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2002 18:29:11 +0100 (MET)
> To: Curl Mailinglist <curl_at_contactor.se>
> Subject: Re: Bugs with cookies
>
> On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Clay Loveless wrote:
>
>>> 7.9.4 has a SSL read bug that will make it unreliable for SSL downloads.
>>> You should get a 7.9.5 pre-release instead, as it will work better.
>>
>> Could that have something to do with the problems I experienced?
>
> It certainly could, yes. 7.9.4 can't read SSL reliably.
>
>> As I mentioned, I did a test with the EXACT same "set-cookie" headers on
>> Apache with a NON-SSL page, and there were no problems whatsoever. Could it
>> be that the headers which are "downloaded" from the SSL server response are
>> unreliable as well due to this SSL read bug?
>
> Please try with the 7.9.5-pre4 version and see if that works better!
>
> --
> Daniel Stenberg -- curl groks URLs -- http://curl.haxx.se/
>
Received on 2002-02-28