Also:
- replace `manpage` with `man page`, add to `badwords.txt`.
- badwords.pl: import `-w` feature from curl-www, syncing the two
scripts fully.
- badwords.txt: import missing items from curl-www, syncing the two
files fully.
- pyspelling.words: drop `cURL` allowed word.
Closes#19468
RFC 3617 defines two specific modes, "netascii" and "octet". This code
now checks only for those trailing ones - and not in the hostname since
they can't be there anymore.
Assisted-by: Jay Satiro
Closes#19070
- Treat HTTP response codes 522 and 524 as a transient error since
Cloudflare may use them instead of 504 to signal timeout.
For example here is a 522 error message from Cloudflare:
"The initial connection between Cloudflare's network and the origin web
server timed out. As a result, the web page can not be displayed."
Prior to this change the curl tool did not retry on HTTP response codes
522 and 524 when --retry was used.
Fixes https://github.com/curl/curl/discussions/16143
Closes https://github.com/curl/curl/pull/19011
- configure/cmake support for enabling the option
- supported in OpenSSL and GnuTLS backends
- when configured, Apple SecTrust is the default trust store
for peer verification. When one of the CURLOPT_* for adding
certificates is used, that default does not apply.
- add documentation of build options and SSL use
Closes#18703
- protocols MUST match one in the accept-list
- protocols are typically all uppercase
- drop All
- use SCP and SFTP instead of SSH
- add Protocols: to some options previously missing one
Closes#18675
By appending `:all:[separator]` to the header name. The `[separator]` string
is output between each header value if there are more than one to output.
Test 764 and 765 verify
Idea-by: kapsiR on github
Ref: #18449Closes#18491
It was accidentally broken in commit 0f4c439fc7, shipped since
8.8.0 (May 2024) and yet not a single person has noticed or reported,
indicating that we might as well drop support for FTP Kerberos.
Krb5 support was added in 54967d2a3a (July 2007), and we have
been carrying the extra license information around since then for this
code. This commit removes the last traces of that code and thus we can
remove the extra copyright notices along with it.
Reported-by: Joshua Rogers
Closes#18577
Because if it fails, the contents of the output buffer is undefined.
Pointed out by CodeSonar
Also polished the documentation
Follow-up to fadc487567Closes#18220
Output the current UTC time using strftime format. %f is an extra curl
specific flag to output the microsecond fraction of the current second.
Verified by test 1981
Closes#18119
Makes curl follow redirects an act on the response code and change a
custom method accordingly, contrary to --location.
Potential future command line to send QUERY and following a redirect
according to the status code:
curl -d "request-body" -X QUERY --follow https://example.com
add test 794,796,797
Assisted-by: Daniel Böhmer <post@daniel-boehmer.de>
Closes#16543
When doing HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, it is possible to achieve quite a massive
parallelism so limiting this to 300 seems restrictive.
With other protocols, going beyond 300-400 might not be recommended but
curl does not have to enforce the limit.
Closes#18068
Add a new commandline option --out-null that discards all
response bytes into the void. Replaces non-portable use of
'-o /dev/null' with more efficiency.
Feature added in 8.16.0
Closes#17800
If the long option name ends with an equals sign (`=`), the argument is
the text following on its right side.
This makes the command line parser accept this common style in addition
to the existing way to accept option arguments more similar to how other
command line tools do.
Example: `curl --user-agent=curl-2000 https://example.com/`
Change a few existing tests to use this syntax: 206, 1333, 1335, 1442
Closes#17789
Without a libcurl built with the SSLS-EXPORT feature this command line
option produces:
curl: option --ssl-sessions: the installed libcurl version does not support this
curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information
Add a note of warning on the -ssl-session docs page to account for this.
Closes#17909
