Daniel -

Yes, 7.10.4-pre has same behavior.
I'm currently getting you an account on our SSL server and I'll send you
(off list) some scripts that will allow you to duplicate this behavior.

Many thanks
Scott

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Stenberg [mailto:daniel_at_haxx.se]
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 2:08 AM
To: Curl Mailinglist
Subject: Re: 7.10.3 breaks me

On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, Moffet, Scott wrote:

> I have an application using CURL that has become broken since 7.10.3
came
> out. I have been running the same application successfully in 7.10.1
and
> 7.10.2.
>
> I have verified this problem building CURL from source in Linux. I
have
> also verfied the same problem in Win32 using the binary distributions.

Then at least it isn't that platform dependent. I like that.

> The connection is an SSL post of a string of XML data. The curl
command I
> use is:

> $rdata = `'$curlpath' -E '$keyfile' -k -m 90 -s -S -d '$xmlstg'
> '$hoststg'`;
>
> (yep, it's being called from perl, but straight command-line behavior
is
> the same)

I need lots of more details. Preferably a whole script/application that
fails, so that we can setup a test case repeating the problem.

If you can write up a test case in the same style another test is using
(see
the files tests/data/test*) it would be great, but if can't, just
provide the
details we need and I'll try to do it.

> The server logs show that the HTTP headers are successfully recieved,
but
> then the post data itself never gets through.
>
> Any ideas? Am I doing something wrong? or is this something in the
latest
> release of curl? (maybe both?)

If it worked with 7.10.2 but fails with 7.10.3, then it certainly sounds
like
a bug.

Can you also try the latest 7.10.4-pre release to make sure that it is
also
failing there?

-- 
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