Gisle Vanem came up with a nice little work-around for bug #1230118. It

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Daniel (5 July 2005)

- Gisle Vanem came up with a nice little work-around for bug #1230118. It

  seems the Windows (MSVC) libc time functions may return data one hour off if

  TZ is not set and automatic DST adjustment is enabled. This made

  curl_getdate() return wrong value, and it also concerned internal cookie

  expirations etc.

Daniel (4 July 2005)

- Andrew Bushnell provided enough info for me to tell that we badly needed to

  fix the CONNECT authentication code with multi-pass auth methods (such as

This release includes the following bugfixes:

 o corrected date parsing on Windows with auto-DST-adjust enabled

 o treats CONNECT 407 responses with bodies better during Digest/NTLM auth

 o improved strerror_r() API guessing when cross-compiling

 o debug builds work on Tru64

advice from friends like these:

 John McGowan, Georg Wicherski, Andres Garcia, Eric Cooper, Todd Kulesza,

 Tupone Alfredo, Gisle Vanem, David Shaw, Andrew Bushnell

 Tupone Alfredo, Gisle Vanem, David Shaw, Andrew Bushnell, Dan Fandrich

        Thanks! (and sorry if I forgot to mention someone)

  struct tm tm;

  enum assume dignext = DATE_MDAY;

  const char *indate = date; /* save the original pointer */

  int part = 0; /* max 6 parts */

#ifdef WIN32

  /*

   * On Windows, we need an odd work-around for the case when no TZ variable

   * is set. If it isn't set and "automatic DST adjustment" is enabled, the

   * time functions below will return values one hour off! As reported and

   * investigated in bug report #1230118.

  */

  const char *env = getenv("TZ");

  if(!env)

    putenv("TZ=GMT");

#endif

  while(*date && (part < 6)) {

    bool found=FALSE;