On Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 11:31:32PM -0500, A. Craig West wrote:
> I was about to say that I couldn't think of any use cases where we
> might want to specify the two versions separately, and as I was about
> to craft an amazing reply itemizing the possibilities, I realized that
> there is an obvious one: HTTP1.1 proxy, HTTP1.0 destination server.
> The opposite case doesn't make much sense, as I am pretty sure a 1.0
> compliant proxy won't forward 1.1 connections in any case, but we
> might as well allow it to try :-)

I don't see why it wouldn't. Once the connection has been made, the proxy
should stay out of the way and allow any data straight through.

> I suspect the logic will be a lot simpler with a separate option,
> CURLOPT_PROXY_HTTP_VERSION. Where else besides CONNECT do we
> communicate with the proxy as a distinct entity from the destination
> server? I suppose I will find out tomorrow...

I can't think of any besides SOCKS proxies.

>>> Dan

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