A range of things done yesterday

                               History of Changes

Daniel (24 July 2000)

- Added CURLOPT_PROXYPORT to the curl_easy_setopt() call to allow the proxy

  port number to be set separately from the proxy host name.

- Andrew <andrew at ugh.net.au> pointed out a netrc manual bug.

- The FTP transfer code now accepts a 250-code as well as the previously

  accepted 226, after a successful file transfer. Mohan <mnair at

  evergreen-funds.com> pointed this out.

- The check for *both* nsl and socket was never added in the v7 configure.in

  when I moved the main branch. I re-added that check to configure.in. This was

  discovered by Rich Gray.

- Howard, Blaise <Blaise.Howard at factiva.com> pointed out a missing free() in

  curl_disconnect() which of course meant libcurl ate memory.

- Brian E. Gallew noted that the HTTP 'Host:' header curl sent did not

  properly include the port number if non-default ports were used. This should

  now have been fixed.

- HTTP connect errors now return errors earlier. This was most notably causing

  problems when the HTTPS certificate had problems and later caused a crash.

  Many thanks to Gregory Nicholls <gnicholls at level8.com> for discovering

  and suggesting a fix...

Daniel (21 June 2000)

- After a "bug report" I received where the user was using both -F and -I in a

  HTTP request (it severly confused the library I should add), I added some

  checks to src/main.c that prevents setting more than one HTTP request

  command, no matter what the user wants! ;-)

Version 7.0.8beta

Daniel (20 June 2000)

- I did a major replace in many files to use the new curl domain haxx.se

  instead of the previous one.

- As Eetu Ojanen suggested, I finally took the step and now libcurl no longer

  makes a POST after it has followed a location. When the initial POST has

  been done, it'll turned into a GET for the further requests. This is only