miss the first letter

function, as this could easily end up looping for a very long time (more or
less until the whole transfer was done) and no library-using app would want
that.

Found thanks to a report by Kyle Sallee.

header is used, we must wait for a 100-code (or timeout), before we send the
data. The timeout is merely 1000 ms at this point. We may have reason to set
a longer timeout in the future.

compilers

data on uploads.

way for emacs, and vim users should provide a similar non-polluting style

to enable better error-tracking

only allocating the scratch memory buffer once it is needed and not always
in the handle.

regular transfer process. This required some new tweaks, like for example
we need to be able to tell the tranfer loop to not chunky-encode uploads
while we're transferring the rest of the request...

connectdata struct instead, and is no longer modified within the 'set' struct
as previously (which was a really BAAAD thing).

returning back to the select() loop. Consider this a test so far.

The chunked transfer upload never stopped due to a silly add before we checked
for >0!

ConnectBits where the other bools already are

size of the uploaded file is unknown.

strnequal() when the third argument was strlen(first argument) anyway.
This makes it less prone to errors. (Slightly edited by me)

badly assumed header, or we think that parts of the buffer is a bad header
and the rest is treated as a normal body part

the new test case 55.

otherwise the multi interface gets problems

when given in the curl_easy_setopt() and then parse them all on the first
curl_easy_perform() call instead.

as well, as then we write the same data twice.

by Craig Davison. Now we deal with the 'nread' variable correctly between
each header line.

function. For Location: following.

basic ./ and ../ strip-off understanding, and this change introduces with.
test cases 49 - 52 test this.

headers at all

case 306 added to verify that we do right