>> What is the "clean" way of disconnecting from the server during this
lengthy
>> operation, if for example I need to restart the thread (in case some
>> parameters have changed such as the list of symbols for which I need
quotes)
>> or I need to exit the application.

> Return an error from a callback: write, read or progress

But if there is no data being received, the callback doesn't get called, so
how do I stop it then? Also, I understand that the progress callback will be
removed in the future, so I don't want to count on it. A timeout is not very
good either, as I wouldn't want curl to disconnect while data is being
received.

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Received on 2004-01-07