Thanks for the new features. I especially like the new --trace option!

Here's some results of testing under Cygwin.

I found that the --trace option doesn't seem to work properly in combination with -o, -O and -v. Perhaps others too, but these were the issues I stumbled on. My test URL (for what it's worth) is "http://mweb-test:8099/AdBlocker.js".

 $ curl -O --trace tmp.txt URL
>>> seg faults, but still generates the (correct) -O and --trace output

 $ curl -o tmp.htm --trace tmp.txt URL
>>> same as with -O

 $ curl -v --trace tmp.txt URL
>>> no trace file generated, and no "verbose output" to stdout (connecting, headers, etc)
>>> I do see the content of the URL scroll by

 $ curl -v --trace tmp.txt URL | more
>>> this may be an issue with the (new) version of more under cygwin, however
>>> the behavior is exactly the same as the previous, except it also creates a curl.exe.stackdump same as above, except also stack dumps

suggest non-HEXDUMP format, as od exists to change the format if needed.

test header dumping

Thanks,
--Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Stenberg [mailto:daniel_at_haxx.se]
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 10:01 AM
Subject: curl 7.9.7 pre-release 1

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