On Sun, 26 Feb 2012, Steve Holme wrote:

> I tested this with "curl -k --url pop3://pop3.domain.com --user username
> --head" and "curl -k --url pop3://pop3.domain.com/1 --user username --head"
>
> It seems that because pp->cache has some content in pop3_state_retr_resp()
> and pop3_state_list_resp() that the body is transferred to the application.
> Do these functions need to do:
>
> If(pp->cache && !data->set.opt_no_body)
>
> For example or would you expect the cache to be empty if CURLOPT_NOBODY was
> set?

(sorry for the long delay for my response, I had missed this question)

I haven't really considered that before. I figure NOBODY for POP3 would
basically mean that it should do everything except the actual request for the
mail so it would skip that transfer - basically skipping the RETR operation.
The 'cache' is used for all responses so it will of course be used even in
NOBODY uses.

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