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valid time. we now store the filetime as a long to know for sure it can
hold -1 (there exist some unsigned time_t cases)
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properly match those cookies in subsequent requests
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seriously decreases the amount of used stack space
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be posted in a minute to the libcurl list.
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NOTE: we might do this for *ALL* errors when doing form posts.
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1.5.x servers, as they return really screwed up response headers when asked
for with HTTP 1.1.
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reported 12 Jul 2001)
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afterwards (bug #426442)
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is a FTPS connection as the data transfer is then done unencrypted!
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strnequal() approach that really didn't follow the RFC properly
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directly after all the headers are received!
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maxdownload set to -1 when not used
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main handle struct to work with persistant connections
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early as possible
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connections were introduced
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- removed #ifdefed code
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as an indication of a persistant connection
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RFC 2616, section 9.4 says: "The HEAD method is identical to GET except that
the server MUST NOT return a message-body in the response."
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new locations on the same connection that was previously followed on
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need these at least for debugging 7.7 and probably later as well...
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1.0-reply from a proxy we use and the Proxy-Connection: keep-alive header
is used, we switch it on and live happily ever after
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made it work (partly) with persistant connections for HTTP/1.0 replies
moved the 'newurl' struct field for Location: to the connectdata struct
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as is the case when doing HEAD requests
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intermixed HTTP and FTP persistant connections also work!
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into account
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