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    <title>Re: Getting a file from Remote to any place</title>
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Didn't you like the answer the first time you asked this?

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    <title>Re: FTP - getting a file from remote</title>
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This is a libcurl question and should really be asked on the curl-library
mailing list instead.

The app is entirely responsible for opening the file for writing. In this
case, the function ftpGET() takes a file name as the third argument and
(rather surprisingly) removes the first character to generate the file name
to use. Simply pass in a different name into that function to have it
write to a file located elsewhere.

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    <title>RE: My buffer in a variable - c#</title>
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I have absolutely no idea.

I'm spending my (lib)curl days working hard to make curl and libcurl work 
exactly as they are supposed to and I tweak and improve the general library 
and its API. I don't work on any of the bindings since, quite frankly, I don't 
have a need for any of them myself and I think my time is already filled up 
with work in the underlying stuff. If libcurl only isn't enough, I am 
maintainer and I try to keep things fine and dandy in the c-ares and libssh2 
projects too (for the benefit of curl of course!)

But, given that there are frequent changes to libcurl and updates to what 
curl_easy_setopt options there are etc, any binding will have to keep at their 
toes and keep up with us to maintain a level of funtionality that libcurl 
itself provides. It takes some dedicates and at least some time and energy.

I don't know why some bindings are more actively developed and used than 
others. I guess it mostly boils down to the nature of the particular 
communities for which the binding</description>
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Daniel, I was looking at the C# binding several months ago, saw
that it was old and unmaintained, and I was wondering why that
is.  Do you think people are just more inclined to use the native
.NET components?  Might more C# developers be using commercial
components?  Might it be that the C# binding fell into disrepair
and no one can or wants to fix it before using it in their own
apps?

Personally, as a C# developer, I think it's a shame that it's not
used more.  My issue, as with trying to build the core from
source, is not with cURL itself but with trying to get cURL and
all of the other components to play nice.  I get hung up on those
issues and I just give up on the whole thing.  I wouldn't mind
taking another shot at it but it seems like every time I do I
encounter an issue that's "someone else's" fault and trying to
fix problems by posting forum notes (with no guarantee of
response) just consumes more time than I have.

Your insight is appreciated.

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    <description>
Look at the getinmemory.c example program instead.

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This mailing list is for the curl tool so libcurl issues are not that suitable 
on this list. curl-library is for those. This said, I don't know of many users 
of the C# binding so I don't think you'll find a lot of such users there 
either...


It seems to be mapped to the regular libcurl write callback and it will call 
the function repeatedly with chunks of data until the entire file is 
downloaded. You need to deal with the data as you see fit.

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    <title>Re: how open web page using curl with bowser</title>
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Shouldn't you be calling firefox directly?  Like:

   firefox http://my.web.server

The '-A' option merely changes the user-agent string sent to the web
server; it will not launch a browser.

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    <description>i want to open home page of my web server using curl command line.

my system is using Mozilla Firefox bowser (linux OS).

i tried with following commands, but still it is opening in the
text/html format.

 curl -A 'Mozilla/4.05 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.0.32 i586)' URL

Even i donot know which version of Mozilla Firefox I am using ? 
 
 


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On Fri, 14 Nov 2008 10:47:57 +0530, "Jayalakshmi"
&lt;jaya&lt; at &gt;innovatesolutions.net&gt; said:

what OS ?
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    <description>hi,

how to upload directory to  server using curl command line from client
side???????

regards,
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Works fine for me with 7.18.2 on Win2000.  What's the exact command-line
you're using?  Where did you download the binary?

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I've never experienced nor seen anyone else report this problem!

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    <description>
First: you're talking libcurl here and then curl-library is really the list 
you want to use. This list is for the curl tool.


Here you set the address of a local array you have on the stack.


And lookie, this handle gets the same pointer...


... and this does too.

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    <description>Hi All,


I am using libcurl 7.18.2 on fedora. I am using the following program to
download 3 files http://docserver/OFP181.vxml ,
http://139.121.249.198:8080/ir/vxml-srgs-ecmascript/608/cgi-bin/608-sleep8sec-tmp.jsp and http://139.121.249.198:8080/ir/vxml-srgs-ecmascript/608/cgi-bin/608-sleep8sec-tmp.jsp . 

The last two files are jsp with sleep time of 8 second,i.e. they will be
downloaded after 8 seconds. And I am setting CURLOPT_PRIVATE as 1 ,2 ,3
for the respective files. The problem is when I receive CURLINFO_PRIVATE
it is not 1 , 2, 3 but 2 , 3, 3. So i think there must be something in
the libcurl code that causes this. 

Also instead of sId as char array i give it as a hard coded string "1"
"2" and "3" directly to the api , the result is fine.

I am also including the code that i am using and the files that i am
downloading.

------------------------------------c code-----------------------------

#include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
#include &lt;string.h&gt;

/* somewhat unix-specific */
#include &lt;sys/time.h&gt;
#include &lt;uni</description>
    <dc:creator>Sharad Kumar Singh</dc:creator>
    <dc:date>2008-11-11T11:28:18</dc:date>
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    <description>

It is certainly running, but maybe not in the direction you want.


The problem is that you're printing to the standard output, but the
Servlet API doesn't work that way. Take a look at the documentation here
to find out how you're supposed to use this API.

http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/docs.html
http://www.novocode.com/doc/servlet-essentials/
http://www.novocode.com/doc/servlet-essentials/chapter2a.html#ch_2_1


Hi Micheal, Thanks for your response.
Actually, for servlets deployed on tomcat, the out.println prints the log
mesg to catalina.out.
However, the issue here is that even when the doGet completes, the
curl_easy_perform keeps blocking.

I tried some other http client, which completes after the tomcat sends the
reponse.

I will try my question in the curl library mailing list, as Daniel
requested.

Thanks anyway.


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    <description>

"somebody" also already replied with the HTTP way: 
http://curl.haxx.se/mail/archive-2008-11/0019.html

But in general there is no generic way to delete files over HTTP. It all 
depends on your server and setup.

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