On Fri, 13 Jun 2003, Cris Bailiff wrote:

> 'Me too'. I expect it's the unix '£' sign thats "wrong", but we could look
> at that later.

Ah, right. Could be that. *crosses fingers* ;-)

> I think that's NTLMv2 support you can see - I did some googling, and you
> can tell there is NTLMv2 support in the message, "because it's longer" :-)
> NTLMv2 uses a 128 bit hash. Thats about all I know so far.

It would a major effort to "crack" that one, so I'm gonna ignore that for
now.

> I'm attaching a patch to support connection re-use (so you can do multiple
> requests over one authenticated connection).

Nice. Applied and commited already.

> ntlm_output looks about ready to become a switch() to me.

Yes it is. Let's see how it looks in a few more days! ;-)

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 Daniel Stenberg -- curl: been grokking URLs since 1998
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