Loading CHANGES +12 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -8,6 +8,18 @@ Version XX Daniel (8 April 2000): - Made the progress bar look better for file sizes between 9999 kilobytes and 100 megabytes. They're now displayed XX.XM. - I also noticed that ftp fetches through HTTP proxies didn't add the user agent string. It does now. - Habibie <habibie@MailandNews.com> supplied a pretty good way to build RPMs on a Linux machine. It still a) requires me to be root to do it, b) leaves the rpm packages laying at some odd place on my disk c) doesn't work to build the ssl version of curl since I didn't install openssl from an rpm package so now the rpm crap thinks I don't have openssl and refuses to build a package that depends on ssl... Did I mention I don't get along with RPM? Daniel (4 April 2000): - Marco G. Salvagno <mgs@whiz.cjb.net> supplied me with two fixes that appearantly makes the OS/2 port work better with multiple URLs. Loading Loading
CHANGES +12 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -8,6 +8,18 @@ Version XX Daniel (8 April 2000): - Made the progress bar look better for file sizes between 9999 kilobytes and 100 megabytes. They're now displayed XX.XM. - I also noticed that ftp fetches through HTTP proxies didn't add the user agent string. It does now. - Habibie <habibie@MailandNews.com> supplied a pretty good way to build RPMs on a Linux machine. It still a) requires me to be root to do it, b) leaves the rpm packages laying at some odd place on my disk c) doesn't work to build the ssl version of curl since I didn't install openssl from an rpm package so now the rpm crap thinks I don't have openssl and refuses to build a package that depends on ssl... Did I mention I don't get along with RPM? Daniel (4 April 2000): - Marco G. Salvagno <mgs@whiz.cjb.net> supplied me with two fixes that appearantly makes the OS/2 port work better with multiple URLs. Loading