Thanks Dan,

may be I've been unclear. The --libcurl option gives some hints how to write your own curl-app.
But that is not the desired way here. We are using a standard libcurl within an initrd from SuSE during
the boot/install process and do not want to recompile/change SuSE's libcurl.
The question was if libcurl is searching at any default place for a client-certificate or does it read
any environment which tells libcurl to use a certain client-certificate?

Thanks,
Jochen

>>> Dan Fandrich <dan_at_coneharvesters.com> schrieb am 7/27/2011 um 17.38 Uhr in
Nachricht <20110727153816.GA23386_at_coneharvesters.com>:
> On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 02:42:37PM +0100, Jochen Schaefer wrote:
>> I don't know how to tell libcurl to use a certain client certificate for the
> connection. The tool which
>> will be used is an external tool. Hacking it and specify the appropriate
> options in the code
>> like outlined in the FAQ is not possible.
>
> Since you have the curl command-line tool working, use the --libcurl option
> to generate a template for a program that does the same. That should
> give you enough hints as to what options you'll need to set in your app.
>
>>>> Dan
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