On Tue, 8 Apr 2008, Prasad J Pandit wrote:

>> libcurl uses recv() to read data from the socket and it will read as much
>> as the OS delivers and then it sends that to the callback as it won't wait
>> for more before it does this.
>
> In that case, could the trailing new-lines cause my problem?

What trailing newlines and what problem? You're just saying that your write
callback gets called with non-zero length contents. How is that a problem?

>> If you think the recv() call returns too little data you should perhaps
>> debug your IP stack or look to what network setup changes you can do to
>> iprove things.
>
> I don't see any reason why I should do that; Considering I'm using
> libcurl(as instructed) to do the POST request, and just expect/want the
> proper reply back, that's all.

You get the "reply" back sent to the write callback.

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