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libtool 1.4.3, and it's required to allow "make install" to function properly
on cygwin.
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HTTP server we return error
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- patch by T. Bharath
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unconditionalliy. Previously, the code check was for >= 300 unless follow-
location was enabled...
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makes it easier to disable debug output when built with debug functions
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returned an error as there might be stuff in there we must free/cleanup.
This fixes the memory leak Yanick Pelletier posted about 16 Oct 2001
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also, always kill/restart the HTTP server on startup if it is our test server
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now more accurate since it is based on actual spent time without the
assumptions from before
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MSVC++ project files fixed, connecthost() compiler errors, ignore SIGPIPE,
support CURLOPT_HTTP_VERSION etc...
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Renamed: the TimeCond type to curl_TimeCond
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libcurl should use in its request
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failf("%d") without the error as argument... it would always make a weird
number get output
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HTTP procotols may allow
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same name as common functions...
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the pack_hostent() is only compiled if gethostbyname_r() isn't present.
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for when gethostbyname() is used so that we have the memory of the struct
allocated. This turns out to be needed if the curl handled is passed between
threads on Windows and possibly other operating systems where we use that
function.
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is once again running OK
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