On Mon, 17 Nov 2003, Pravin Jade wrote:

(please use a sensible subject)

> I am uploading a file to server using Libcurl with windows 2000 OS.. For
> aborting upload I can use READ_CALLBACK function to return a zero value. Am
> I right?

Yes.

> In case of failure of uploading, I want to resume it from where it stopped.
> So I want to know how much bytes were transferred before failure occurred.

You could sum up the bytes you've returned yourself...

> I searched your documents and found PROGRESS_CALLBACK function, which takes
> "ulnow" and "ultotal" as parameters. But when I printed " ulnow " (Bytes
> uploaded when PROGRESS_CALLBACK called), it shows minus value. Is it a wrong
> behavior of libcurl?

I think this part in libcurl works. I think your code might be doing the wrong
thing. Of course I could be wrong.

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