DS> Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:34:30 +0200 (CEST)
DS> From: Daniel Stenberg

DS> Test 530 doesn't even use SSL so it has to be something different.

Yes, it appears that the lone test 530 failure was happenstance. I
mentioned that in case there were possibly some NS-related race
condition, but I [now] doubt that's the culprit.

I've found that OpenSSL also is internally detecting a divide-by-zero
error, which causes libcurl to [attempt to] clean up, which is when the
double-free trap occurs. i.e., strange things are apparently happening
within OpenSSL. (Even if the problem originates elsewhere, I question
the wisdom of waiting for it to become a div-by-0 error before detecting
it.)

Thanks again for your assistance and pointers!

Eddy

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