Round and round and round we go.
Where we stop, nobody knows...

We've been over this one before. This is most likely the new "feature" of curl, as of version 7.10, which requires certificate verification by default. Most likely, you either forgot to specify "--cacert drive:\path\to\ca-bundle.crt", or "-k" (to turn off certificate checking).

Why you saw that funky error (without details), I don't exactly know. Perhaps there's some problem with the libssl and libeay dlls you got?

The next version of the windows curl package (7.10.2) *should* come with a ca-bundle.crt file, and it also will have some new code that will find the ca-bundle file in a smarter way (so --cacert won't be necessary). Until then, you'll have to use --cacert, or -k, or revert back to a previous version of curl (7.9.8).

--Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: Yuping He [mailto:yuping.he_at_gmx.de]
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 10:26 AM

> http:// is plain text, yes. Try the exact same command line
> but use https:// instead.

I have tried this action but got the following error message:
curl: (35) SSL: error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0)

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