I got everything compiling (sans libidn) and it works. That is, I
began to make the change you talked about and noticed it didn't
exhibit the problem I mentioned originally. I believe somewhere
between c-ares/1.2.2-20050411 and c-ares/1.3.1 the problem has been
fixed the correct way - when offline, IPs and entries in the host
files work as expected, and other host names fail resolution when/as
expected.
Any chance we could get a build with the latest c-ares? I don't know
which build system you use, but in VC I had to add ares_getsock.c to
the areslib build process to resolve an undefined symbol. Otherwise
everything went fine.

-Greg

On 6/27/06, Daniel Stenberg <daniel_at_haxx.se> wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, ghazel_at_gmail.com wrote:
>
> > I worked my way through openssl, c-ares and libcurl compilation, but I can't
> > find a way to compile libidn in windows, so I can't get pycurl compilation
> > started. Any advice?
>
> The easy route would be to just skip libidn for this purpose since it isn't
> necessary to work out these things.
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