Daniel,

> Because you re-used the memory for the URL before libcurl was done with
> it? Or because you accidentally set a new URL?

I am sure what you mean by this. I set a new url for the second page. The
main part of the address is subsitute.

>
> Can you make a full C source example that repeats this problem?
I am using this under PHP.

>
>> On another note, is there a way that I can refer to the session I started
>> with the first post?
> That's not libcurl's curl_version() funciton, that's probably the PHP/CURL
> function you're talking about. libcurl's curl_version() returns a pointer
> to a zero terminated string.

Is there a difference between PHP/CURL and libcurl? How do I know which I
am using?

ldj

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