Daniel Stenberg wrote:

>> I run curl(*) from the (Fedora Core2 Linux) command line. If I use
>> "--trace" I get a segmentation fault, but only if I have --trace (or
>> --trace-ascii) set, and _both_ -b and -c also set -- see below:
>
>
> This may sound harsh, but if you can't repeat this with the most recent
> version of curl I'm not very interested. I have far too little time
> already, so spending that on chasing bugs in old releases is not
> considered.

I appreciate all your help to the community, and since you are providing
so much support already, by no means too harsh. When I try this from a
Windows implementation using

    curl 7.12.0 (i386-pc-win32) libcurl/7.12.0 OpenSSL/0.9.7d zlib/1.2.1

I do not have the problem. Updating to latest curl on Linux not without
problems ...

> Of course, someone else could (theoreticly) pick up the glove.

I hope so. An alternative would be for me to install the latest curl
on my fedora Core 2 Linux box! ;-) However, when I try this, I end
up with so many dependencies for the rpms that when I eventually am
being told that the (old) ldap components that I am being asked to replace
(because ..., because ...) are needed by another 25 packages, I have
decided to stop and review the position! :-)

>> I have a sequence of curl command lines that do work, and that upload
>> a file to a server. If I use exactly the same command lines from PHP
>> (v 4.3.8), but they fail.
>
> That sounds very weird. I suggest you use --trace extensively to detect
> differences.

This is the very reason why I was trying to use "--trace" above! :-(

Harry

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