On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, Daniel Stenberg wrote:

> The fact that the NTLM type-1 request doesn't always come after the first
> response is sent is rather an indication that libcurl doesn't do right. The
> first response tells libcurl about three different authentication methods
> available, and it is then supposed to pick NTLM from those three and
> continue with that.

It should pick NTLM in the call to Curl_http_auth_act(), used from line
lib/transfer.c:457 in my version.

Can you add some printf() code around that to see why it doesn't pick ntlm for
the situations when the test case fails? And if it _does_ pick NTLM even when
it fails, then we have a problem with the following request...

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