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marked as accepting an objectpoint argument while it actually assumes a long.
The comment was also grossly misleading. The man page was and is correct
though.
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work. This is supposed to detect cross-compiling and alert the user, and not
do the POSIX-check for strerror_r() if it already detected a glibc-compatible
strerror_r().
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to/from, based on a suggestion from Alexander Krasnostavsky
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the user.
2 - don't check for POSIX-style if glibc-style is found first
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don't have one
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Pointed out by Chris Gaukroger.
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as they are probably very rarely intresting to the "common people" anyway.
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doing proxy authentication.
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content-type after a transfer.
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previous difference was not clear nor documented properly). They can now both
be used interchangeably, but we prefer UPLOAD to PUT since it is a more
generic term.
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might be done differently in the future.
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function fails and it returns NULL
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we can compare if non-NULL elsewhere
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