On Mon, 30 May 2005, Leslie De Jesus wrote:

> First I do the login via an https address and it work perfectly, I get back
> the greeting that I get when succesfully login.
>
> Second I send another https url but this time it searches for the page in
> the localhost instead of the specified address. It substitutes
> https://www/site.com/XXXX for http://localhost/XXXX
>
> Any ideas why this could be?

Because you re-used the memory for the URL before libcurl was done with it? Or
because you accidentally set a new URL?

Can you make a full C source example that repeats this problem?

> On another note, is there a way that I can refer to the session I started
> with the first post?

It depends on what a "session" is in your book. HTTP is stateless, libcurl
keeps connections alive, it does session ID caching for faster HTTPS
reconnects and it supports cookies fully.

> Not sure of the version of curl. When invoked by calling function
> curl_version() I received the string "Array".

That's not libcurl's curl_version() funciton, that's probably the PHP/CURL
function you're talking about. libcurl's curl_version() returns a pointer to a
zero terminated string.

> BTW, this tool is excellent!

I'm glad you like it.

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