On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Tom Sorensen wrote:

> I'm trying to use libcurl to upload some files in a C++ program (no
> wrapper, just straight libcurl). I'm feeding curl data straight from memory
> via the CURLOPT_READFUNCTION and CURLOPT_READDATA options. While the
> connect and transfer are fine, curl always uploads the file as (nil). I see
> no way to actually set the remote filename through options either, but I
> could be missing an option.

You specify it in the full URL. The file name part, the right-most one, is
what it'll use on the remote site. Your URL ends with a slash, which thus
makes the file-part a NULL (written as "(nil)" by the sprintf() code).

If you can think of a place and wording to add to the docs to make this
clear, please tell me!

> Speaking of which, the current curl_easy_setopt page on the web
> (http://curl.sourceforge.net/libcurl/c/curl_easy_setopt.html - didn't check
> SE or other versions) is missing sections due to bad HTML - notably
> CURLOPT_READDATA and anything else near a "NOTE" section. The man pages are
> fine though.

Hm. Weird. The haxx.se version seems to be fine! I'll investigate.

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 Daniel Stenberg -- curl, cURL, Curl, CURL. Groks URLs.
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