On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, martin hilpert wrote:

> > So, that's what the server responds to you. It doesn't mean libcurl or
> > your app does anything wrong.
>
> but the error is still there...

Yes, because your app sends a request the server refuse to serve.

> > Use VERBOSE or DEBUGFUNCTION to verify that the request is made the way
> > you want it, then check out the server logs and see why the server
> > responds this on the request your app sends.

> if i use the curl.exe -T c:\\mysite.htm 192.168.0.12/web/test/
> it works fine
>
> so i think the failure is in my code.

Right, and that's why my advice is: "Use VERBOSE or DEBUGFUNCTION to verify
that the request is made the way you want it".

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