hi,

try using the --libcurl option to curl, e.g. "curl --libcurl s.c -X MKCOL ...".

then inspect the resulting 's.c' file for the libcurl options
corresponding to the curl invocation. mapping the libcurl options
into the pycurl equivalent should be straightforward,

regards,
   - kjetil

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 3:12 PM, John Wilson <john.wilson_at_erigo.com> wrote:
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