I'll try the OpenSSL DLL's in the same folder as libcurl.....

I see that both command line CURL and Python will handle HTTPS type
sites.....I took that to mean the OpenSSL's were where they needed to be.

John D.

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Stenberg [mailto:daniel-curl_at_haxx.se]
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 12:55 PM
To: s.e.t.i.; curl tool talk
Subject: Re: Replacing one libcurl.DLL with another......

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004, s.e.t.i. wrote:

> Compiling libcurl "out of the box" is not SSL enabled.

Yes it is. If you just follow the instructions.

And if you read John's mail a little closer, he said:

>> I need SSL support so I downloaded the most recent libcurl
>> development
>> package 'curl-7.11.1-win32-ssl-devel.zip', unzipped and replaced the
>> 'libcurl.DLL' in the original Ray Smith download with the 'libcurl.DLL'
in
>> the downloaded development package....

... and that package _has_ a SSL-enabled .DLL included.

I guess John's problem is because he doesn't have the OpenSSL DLLs in the
appropriate location.

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