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specify exactly what global parts to init. Thanks to Sterling Hughes really
for arguing wisely.
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If your system, such as Solaris 2.7, lacks the strtok_r() prototype in
string.h, then you'll face a bunch of warnings on all instances
where strtok_r() is used.
There's not much we can do about it. Adding a prototype here screws
everything up on other platforms! :-(
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curl_global_* functions
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afterwards (bug #426442)
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into the DOS kind!
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is a FTPS connection as the data transfer is then done unencrypted!
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other libs
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code for peer certificate errors
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already been transfered no longer returns error but instead is OK. The
reasoning behind this is of course that no extra actions need to be taken
and it is as if a transfer had been successfully performed.
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strnequal() approach that really didn't follow the RFC properly
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that multiple FTP transfers were not possible
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SIZE doesn't work, we just don't output any size info!
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connections.
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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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chunks, which makes it a lot faster and will make ftps work better...
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until now
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they're chars
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it!
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same name in that buffer from the URL parsing!
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for multi-threading compiling
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