funky logic in order to make re-tries work fine with OpenSSL. This corrects
the problem David Orrell noticed.

known to really NEED it as another system that doesn't have it came up:
very old Linux libc5-based systems (as addition to all HPUX versions).

The only known system at this point is AIX.

once upon the time

ended.

libcurl will stop reading when the number of bytes have arrived and not wait
for a closed socket.

doing a resumed download.

changed how http requests are sent - now in one chunk more often
HPUX include fix in the external headers
better SSL work-arounds for bad SSL servers
modified error message when CURLE_HTTP_RETURNED_ERROR is returned

#745122.

returned

data to the initial request buffer, if the total post data is less than
100K.

changes in curl/curl.h make this occur?

preprocessor checks for condititions.

defines in the public external header files

before giving up

Make the test stuff get built when we run 'make test' instead.

two separate send() calls, first the headers and then the data. I've now made
a fix that for static and known content that isn't to be chunked-encoded,
everything is now sent in one single system call again. This is also better
for network performance reasons.

same as using a httpproxy so we must make sure to better check for http
proxies before we do HTTP proxy stuff. This included authorization and
URI usage in the request etc.

make an adjustment to catch this.

contents. Test cases 144 and 145 were added to verify the fix.

Now we deal with return code 450 properly and other codes also do proper
cleanup.