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authenticated our connection, we can continue without any Authorization:
headers as long as our connection is maintained.
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end of the test where the pidfiles aren't found, but "our" server is running
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of all supported protocols.
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a "plain" Negotiate as well.
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present client-side
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client/library
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the 'hugehelp' text if libz and gzip are available at build time.
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as otherwise we can re-send requests on the same connection nicely
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but the infrastructure is there.
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to add more method in the future.
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added.
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errors correctly to the user, if need be.
Also fixed so that a missing ] in the globbing process no longer leads
to core dump.
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funky logic in order to make re-tries work fine with OpenSSL. This corrects
the problem David Orrell noticed.
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known to really NEED it as another system that doesn't have it came up:
very old Linux libc5-based systems (as addition to all HPUX versions).
The only known system at this point is AIX.
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once upon the time
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