2009/8/21 Daniel Stenberg <daniel_at_haxx.se>

> On Fri, 21 Aug 2009, Paul Harris wrote:
>
> * Windows computer, libcurl in my own app.
>>
>
> What libcurl version? SSPI enabled build?

7.19.6, built from source, with cmake, the following changes to cmake
configuration.... SSPI - not sure actually, I assume so. but I didn't think
SSPI is required if i'm supplying user/password (the computer does NOT log
onto the domain). note also that i can "upload" with firefox, which asks
for user/password.

 - Ungrouped
  - HTTP_ONLY on
  - OPENSSL_INCLUDE_DIR c:/openssl/include (this may not be visible on
first run)
- Build
  - BUILD_CURL_EXE off
  - BUILD_CURL_TESTS off
  - BUILD_RELEASE_DEBUG_DIRS on
- CMAKE
  - CMAKE_USE_OPENSSL on (should already be on)
- CURL
  - CURL_STATICLIB on
  - CURL_ZLIB on
- SSL
  - SSL_EAY_DEBUG c:/openssl/lib/vc/static/ssleay32MTd.lib
  - SSL_EAY_RELEASE c:/openssl/lib/vc/static/ssleay32MT.lib
  - SSL_LIBEAY c:/openssl/lib/vc/static/libeay32MT.lib
- ZLIB
  - ZLIB_INCLUDE_DIR c:/regional/zlib
  - ZLIB_LIBRARY
c:/regional/zlib/projects/visualc6/Win32_LIB_Release/zlib.lib
  - ZLIB_LIBRARY_DEBUG
c:/regional/zlib/projects/visualc6/Win32_LIB_Debug/zlibd.lib
ALSO change all the C and CXX flags like so:
 /MD ---> /MT
 /MDd --> /MTd
Received on 2009-08-21