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add 'headers=' in client formpost
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Reminder for the future: when we're using malloc() we MUST include <stdlib.h>
as otherwise 64bit archs go bananas.
Bug report #517687
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was an extra CRLF added to the post data
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content-type header, it was used for each part and thus without this it
failed MISERABLY. *smacks forhead*
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accordingly
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Added most of the Customizing Operations chapter
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Forgot one case. On HP-UX 11.00, gethostbyname_r() is properly defined
if -D_REENTRANT is used. Without it, the compiler still accepts the
function prototype but gives a warning about hostent_data going out of
scope. This is because struct hostent_data is not declared. So, we
force an error by trying to set a variable to the struct.
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on my test machine! :-)
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This was a real bummer!
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is given
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removed the initial CRLF in the formpost, as they are part of the request
and should be written by the code in http.c!
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this work-around is not needed anymore!
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