Thank you very much. That solved my problem.

FYI, my tests now indicate that there is no problem with spaces in
the paths to the c-ares-1.5.1 and cURL-7.18.0 directories.

The only place where spaces are a problem is the path to the c-ares
install directory. That is probably not an issue, since one can
easily specify any desired path there.

Thanks again for your quick assistance.

Cheers,
--Charlie

At 9:06 AM +0200 5/13/08, Michal Marek wrote:
>If you specify a path, the configure script expects an _installed_
>c-ares there. I.e.
>$ cd c-ares-<version>
>$ ./configure --prefix=/some/path
>$ make
>$ make install
>$ cd ../curl-<version>
>$ ./configure --enable-ares=/some/path
>
>
>> [3] The cURL configure script does not quote the paths and so will
>> fail if the absolute path to the c-ares-1.5.1 directory contains
>> spaces. I'm not sure if it will also fail if the path to the
>> cURL-7.18.0 directory contains spaces.
>
>This might be a real bug.
>
>Michal

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Charlie Fenton                        charlief_at_ssl.berkeley.edu
BOINC / SETI_at_home Macintosh & Windows Programmer
Space Sciences Laboratory
UC Berkeley