Hi,

I would love to send all of you the program I am working on but, as my
bosses are supposed to give it to some client, I cannot do that. I have sent
you a little fragment (like the core). Anyway, I will investigate the "\0".

Thanks for your help.

Guido.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Philippe Lhoste" <PhiLho_at_GMX.net>
To: <curl-library_at_lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 1:15 PM
Subject: Re: STOR (nil)?

> On 2002/10/30 09:27:20, "Guido Reina" <guidoreina_at_isdn-si.com> wrote:
>
> > I am sorry for my delay (I am also working in another project :( ). I
> > am sure it is not libcurl's fault but mine, here is my code (I hope
> > you understand what I am doing). Thank you very much for your time
>
> As Daniel said, the sample isn't complete, so it is hard to make a
> diagnosis.
> The first idea that come to mind is that the '(nil)' string, at least on
> Windows, is generated when you do something like:
>
> sprintf(foo, "%s", 0);
>
> Perhaps you should investigate in this direction.
>
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