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-----Original Message-----
From: Yuping He [mailto:yuping.he_at_gmx.de]
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 10:15 AM

>1. must the curl be still installed on the web server (IIS)? Why there is
>not SSL (HTTPS) interface on my test web server. I known only the both
>interface of client and server support HTTPS, then https can function. When curl does
>not need to be installed on web server, what shall I do for the creating
>HTTPS interface on web server? Have you alternative suggestion?

curl is not an HTTP server - it's only an HTTP client. Getting SSL support on your web server is up to you, and is not an appropriate topic for this list (IMHO).

>2. how can be certification key created through the curl ? why I must test
>curl functionality in labour at first. therefor I request the certification
>key to simulate this communication.

One can be downloaded from the curl web site, but at the moment I can't find it. So, I'll attach a zipped copy in a followup note to you. Hopefully, in a future release of the win32 curl binary build, this file will be a standard part of the distribution.

Read the curl manual (curl.exe --manual) for information on the --ca-cert option, or the -k option (if you'd like to not use a cert bundle).

>3. what is PEM format?

I don't know.

--Kevin

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Received on 2002-10-21