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Gimme Shelter (1970)
Grade: 69
In late 1969, the Rolling Stones headlined a free concert at the Altamont Speedway, located outside San Francisco. It was billed as the Western Woodstock, in comparison to the legendary music festival held just a few months before.
And the two concerts had many things in common. Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead performed at both, there were hundreds of thousands of fans in attendance, illicit drugs were rampant, there was disorganization and transportation problems, and many fans decided that they would enjoy the concert more if they took off all their clothes.
But there was a significant difference between Woodstock and Altamont: violence. Whatever faults Woodstock may have had, it was peaceful. There were four deaths at Altamont, including a gun-waving fanatic stabbed and beaten to death by Hell's Angels.
The violence begins when the Stones arrive for the concert. Mick Jagger is punched in the jaw by a crazed hippie before he can reach his trailer. Even during the warm-up acts, the Hell's Angels, foolishly hired as security, are clubbing concert attendees, especially those rushing the stage or messing with their motorcycles. Airplane lead singer Marty Balin is mistakenly assaulted by a Hell's Angel. By the time the Stones are performing, there is a constant melee in front of the stage, causing Jagger to break off singing to plead uselessly for an end to the fighting.
This story is jumbled with other scenes involving the Rolling Stones. We see them leaving their room at a dumpy Holiday Inn (these guys needed better managers), watch them listen with dazed expressions to playbacks from upcoming album "Sticky Fingers", and watch them watch themselves on monitors, post-concert. Jagger and drummer Charlie Watts do the talking, guitarist Keith Richards and the others are mostly seen smoking cigarettes or playing onstage.
 Among the many cameramen, some of whom were themselves assaulted, was a young George Lucas.
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Lara Logan to Host Fox Nation Docuseries 'No Agenda'
“No Agenda” will debut in January
by Tim BaysingerFormer “60 Minutes” correspondent Lara Logan will host a docuseries for Fox Nation, the streaming service from Fox News.
Titled “No Agenda with Lara Logan,” the docuseries will feature four 90-minute installments, each comprised of four episodes that will be released simultaneously on the platform. Throughout, Logan will report from the front lines of America’s political and ideological war zones and dive into a number of hot-button issues with on-the-ground coverage and expert interviews.
The series will launch in January and hails from Warm Springs Productions.
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“As we continue to expand Fox Nation, this series is the exact kind of compelling content we want to deliver to our subscribers and super fans,” John Finley, executive vice president of Fox Nation and development, said.
Logan previously served as a reporter for CBS News’ “60 Minutes” and was chief foreign correspondent and later chief foreign affairs correspondent for their news division until 2018. She joined CBS News in 2002.
“This series is what American people tell me they want everywhere I go –honest, independent journalism that will not bow to propagandists and political operatives who use the media as a weapon to silence, punish and bully. I am so proud to be part of this team,” Logan added.


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Halifax has an international airport, and fortunately, some direct international flights are returning, including as of April 30, from London Heathrow to Halifax.
Flying from Europe, however, you will have more options if you connect through Toronto or Montreal. Flying from the U.S., you might also get a connecting flight through Ottawa (which is a much smaller and more pleasant airport to connect through than either Toronto or Montreal).
Condor also has had direct flights to Halifax from Frankfurt, but it doesn’t look like they have resumed; you can book through Condor, but you’ll have to connect through Toronto.
It’s about 1200km by road from Montreal to Halifax, and it is quite a beautiful drive if you’re so inclined.
It is also possible to drive to Halifax from the U.S., travelling up through Maine and then through New Brunswick into Nova Scotia. I once drove to New York City and it took 17 hours.
You can shave some driving time off that schedule and take the ferry from Maine to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and the ferry actually begins on May 19, which is probably not all that helpful for most people: https://www.ferries.ca/thecat/schedule/.
You can travel to Halifax by train, but from Montreal it’s an overnight train that takes almost 24 hours and it only runs twice a week, so unless you’re really into slow travel, it’s probably not your best option.
Information current as of February 25, 2022. Please monitor this page for updates.
The Government of Canada has announced easing of some travel restrictions to begin on Feb. 28. The key messages are:
It was announced on February 23, 2022 that ALL COVID restrictions in Nova Scotia will be lifted on March 21, 2022 (no masking, no social distancing, and no vaccination checks in non-essential areas):
https://novascotia.ca/reopening-plan/
We will keep you notified if any restrictions are re-introduced.
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I tackled the school bin tonight. It's pretty tough but we'll get it wrapped up tomorrow. Big garage sale this weekend. Everything must go.
Just heard about this awesome thing: www.libertyhealthshare.org.


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KindleCo News
Spring 2017 saw the journey of "Putting Children First" (the Government's policy paper on Vulnerable Children published in July'16) reach the end of its Parliamentary journey. It was granted Royal Assent on 27th April becoming the Children & Social Work Act.
The Act should bring new statutory imperatives for the whole-sector:
Regional and sub-regional commissioning of services: a need for collaborative working across traditional Public Sector geographical boundaries
A mixed economy of providers: including increased collaboration in service delivery with Charities
'Sector - led' models of organisational improvement: predicated on ‘peer to peer’ support and taking learning from the Education Sector
Adoption of ‘Corporate Parenting Principles’: to govern a whole – organisation approach at Local Authority level to promoting the interests of vulnerable children, with its key agency partners in Education, Health, Social Care
Renewed emphasis on the importance of strong multi-agency partnerships: accountability for local safeguarding arrangements, set within a new national framework, to sit equally between LAs, Health, Police. Local CSBs destined to be retired
New lines of accountability within Schools: aimed at ensuring excellent outcomes for Looked After Children by strenghtening measures for those adopted from State Care. To be prioritised, through capacity-building of designated staff who take responsibility for statutory guidance;
New regulatory body for SW: Social Work England
Compulsory SRE for schools:, agreed in partnership with parent-carers with a fresh focus on Relationships Education
"Local Offer" to be extended to Care Leavers
The DfE have previously highlited three priority themes - in their words: People and Leadership, Practice and Systems, Governance and Accountability as the strategic framework for the intended outcomes of the Act.
So where are we now?
Well, commencement has been slightly more tricky to pin down, the Government being as distracted as it is, by the need for a coalition partner and by Brexit.
But an Act it is, nonetheless.
The onward march towards whole-system adoption of sector-led improvement models, practice-led innovation, co-production and collaborative commissioning (crossing practice, policy and geographical boundaries)
....is not going anywhere, anytime soon!
I remain as conformable in my ‘implementation’ skin, as I am in my strategic and policy shoes. So if you have a complex mix of stakeholders, organisational partnerships and cross-sector boundaries to navigate, give me a call. Always happy to explore new ways of working.
Jo Broad updated 06.12.16
05.04.17, 27.04.17.
(all information subject to influence of statutory commencement orders/implementation frameworks)
KindleCo News
Autumn 2017 News: Children & Social Work Act - A Land Of Challenge And Opportunity
When the Government published 'Putting Children First' in July 2016 (the DfE's Policy paper on Children and Social Work) there was considerable doubt in the sector as to the Bill's likely success, and what changes it would bring as an Act.
Key to predicting with relative certainty the outcome, was taking a careful look at its antecedents in Policy terms over the past 3-5 years: the Children & Families, Devolution, Education & Adoption Acts, and a new LA remit for Public Health.
Armed with a small splash of wisdom born out of experience, it became clear to those of us with a track record of interpreting Public Policy announcements, that the Bill would indeed go through and at a relatively fast pace....
Royal Assent was granted just as Parliament closed in April ’17, for the General Election and most key elements from 'Putting Children First' made it onto the statute books. You can read my earlier predictions on this, by clicking through this News article.
But where are we now?
Read on for my quick fire overview. Enjoy!
Emotional Health & Mental Wellbeing: Vulnerable Children, Their Families And Professional Supporters - Reflective Spaces
When the Government's new guidance to promote Health & Wellbeing of Looked After Children was published back in 2015, it rightly promoted integrated agency working.
But what about the Health & Wellbeing of the adults involved in supporting vulnerable children, Looked After, or not?
There is an army out there of parents, carers, schools staff, public sector workers, and volunteers all engaging with vulnerable Children and Young People.
How can their wellbeing also be supported so they can process the emotional impact of this work and 'stay whole'?....
Understanding Your Stakeholders...
For a business development manager in the Health Outcomes sector, KindleCo recently produced a quick fire briefing note - to help bring a busy individual up to speed on their Stakeholder eco-system. "My job entails juggling multiple stakeholder interests with both the Public & Private sectors as partners…
Kindleco: Continuing To Support Developments At Innovative National Children's Charity
“As a national charity at the cutting edge of support for vulnerable children & families, The Mulberry Bush Organisation has to evolve in response to government led change" – Children & Families Act, the arrival of Health & Wellbeing Boards, the changing public sector landscape for Mental Health, ..."now is no exception", says John Diamond, CEO... read more...


Club Championship 2021 Event 12
| Bruntingthorpe 10 |
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| Hans van
Nierop |
3 |
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25.97 |
| Dominic
Switzer |
4 |
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00:23:33 |
25.48 |
| Matt
Plews |
5 |
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00:23:41 |
25.33 |
| Josh van
Nierop |
6 |
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00:23:50 |
25.17 |
| Andy
Poulton |
7 |
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00:23:59 |
25.02 |
| Jonathan
Durnin |
8 |
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00:24:04 |
24.93 |
| Peter
Bell |
9 |
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24.61 |
| Nik
Kershaw |
10 |
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00:24:41 |
24.31 |
| Lawrence
Cox |
11 |
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24.02 |
| Simon
Askham |
12 |
1 |
00:25:02 |
23.97 |
| Chris
Orfeur |
13 |
2 |
00:25:20 |
23.68 |
| Adrian
Killworth |
14 |
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00:25:22 |
23.65 |
| Ian
Waterfield |
15 |
|
00:25:28 |
23.56 |
| Maciej
Suchocki |
16 |
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00:25:33 |
23.48 |
| Cameron
Potter |
17 |
3 |
00:25:58 |
23.11 |
| Sean Bown |
18 |
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00:26:01 |
23.06 |
| Nick
Clarke |
19 |
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00:26:02 |
23.05 |
| Tom
Reynolds |
20 |
4 |
00:26:20 |
22.78 |
| Linda
Hubbard |
21 |
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22.77 |
| Rhys
Thomas |
22 |
5 |
00:26:40 |
22.50 |
| Ian
Murdey |
23 |
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00:27:05 |
22.15 |
| Harrison
Fay |
24 |
6 |
00:27:08 |
22.11 |
| Simon
Ward |
25 |
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21.71 |
| Kevin
Willett |
26 |
7 |
00:27:48 |
21.58 |
| Chris
Lydall |
27 |
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00:27:49 |
21.57 |
| Steven
Coulam |
28 |
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00:28:10 |
21.30 |
| Huw
Wilson |
28 |
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00:28:10 |
21.30 |
| Jennifer
Clegg |
28 |
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00:28:10 |
21.30 |
| Eleanor
Humphries |
31 |
8 |
00:28:12 |
21.28 |
| Jamie
Kershaw |
32 |
|
00:28:19 |
21.19 |
| Sarah Mee |
33 |
9 |
00:28:21 |
21.16 |
| Rob
Pullen |
34 |
10 |
00:28:25 |
21.11 |
| Jill
Postlethwaite |
35 |
11 |
00:28:32 |
21.03 |
| Ray
Taylor |
36 |
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00:29:06 |
20.62 |
| Alistair
Watson |
37 |
|
00:29:07 |
20.61 |
| Kevin
Mills |
37 |
12 |
00:29:07 |
20.61 |
| Claire
Waterfield |
39 |
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00:29:32 |
20.32 |
| Stuart
Haycox |
40 |
13 |
00:29:46 |
20.16 |
| Vic
Barnett |
41 |
14 |
00:29:48 |
20.13 |
| Milly
Pinnock |
42 |
15 |
00:30:03 |
19.97 |
| Ben Brant |
43 |
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00:30:15 |
19.83 |
| John
Welsford |
44 |
16 |
00:31:10 |
19.25 |
| Judith
Rout |
45 |
17 |
00:31:31 |
19.04 |
| Richard
Harrison |
46 |
18 |
00:31:40 |
18.95 |
| Debbie
Ward |
47 |
19 |
00:37:31 |
15.99 |
| Sophie
Ward |
48 |
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00:39:23 |
15.23 |
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Bowrey |
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Garratt |
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Fed's Rosengren: Pretty close to 2% inflation target
by Ross J BurlandEric Rosengren is president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, one of 12 regional Federal Reserve banks, is crossing the wires on Bloomberg TV and has said that the Federal Reserve is pretty close to the target;
Additional comments:
- Pretty close to the 2% inflation target.
- Less policy room compared with before.
- We should think about more capital buffers for banks.
- Slightly worried we have less room if suffer shock.
- Be aware of distorting financial markets to hit inflation.
- Prefers adopting inflation range.
- Doesn’t like negative rates, says neg. rates would be ‘pretty disruptive’ in US.


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ENASearch documentation
$ pip install enasearch
$ conda install -c bioconda enasearch
ENASearch is also available as tool for Galaxy. It is available on the ToolShed.


| category-extras-0.53.6: Various modules and constructs inspired by category theory | Contents | Index |
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A category with an associative bifunctor satisfying Mac Lane's pentagonal coherence identity law:
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A category with a coassociative bifunctor satisyfing the dual of Mac Lane's pentagonal coherence identity law:
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Class: UserAuth
| Defined in: | src/security/UserAuth.coffee |
Overview
Secure utility methods for managing users, credentials, and tokens.
Instance Method Summary
- - (void) constructor() Constructor Creates a new UserAuth object instance.
- - (String) salt() Generates a random salt.
- - (String) securePassword(key, salt, password) Performs an HMAC transformation on a password using a given key and salt values.
- - (String) secureToken(key, salt) Generates a random secure token using the given key and salt values.
- - (void) validateCredential(userName, password, callback) Validates a given userName and password against the database.
- - (void) validateToken(token, callback) Validate a secure token against the database records.
- - (void) login(userName, password, callback) Validates a set of user credentials against the database and issues a valid token if the credentials are valid.
- - (void) validateRequest(req, callback) A helper method user to extract a token from the Authorization HTTP header and pass it to the #validateToken method.
- - (void) refreshToken(token, callback) Validates and extends the life of an existing secure token.
- - (void) createAccount(userName, password, callback) Creates a new user account with no roles.
- - (void) userFromToken(token, callback) Retrieves the associate user account for a secure token.
- - (void) isInRole(token, roleName, callback) Determines if the currently authenticated user is in the given role.
Constructor Details
- (void) constructor()
Creates a new UserAuth object instance.
Instance Method Details
- (String) salt()
Generates a random salt.
- (String) securePassword(key, salt, password)
Performs an HMAC transformation on a password using a given key and salt values.
- (String) secureToken(key, salt)
Generates a random secure token using the given key and salt values.
- (void) validateCredential(userName, password, callback)
Validates a given userName and password against the database.
- (void) validateToken(token, callback)
Validate a secure token against the database records.
- (void) login(userName, password, callback)
Validates a set of user credentials against the database and issues a valid token if the credentials are valid.
- (void) validateRequest(req, callback)
A helper method user to extract a token from the Authorization HTTP header and pass it to the #validateToken method.
- (void) refreshToken(token, callback)
Validates and extends the life of an existing secure token.
- (void) createAccount(userName, password, callback)
Creates a new user account with no roles.
- (void) userFromToken(token, callback)
Retrieves the associate user account for a secure token.
- (void) isInRole(token, roleName, callback)
Determines if the currently authenticated user is in the given role.


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The UNIX command) rm -rf
for node.
Install with npm install rimraf
, or just drop rimraf.js somewhere.
rimraf(f, [opts], callback)
The first parameter will be interpreted as a globbing pattern for files. If you
want to disable globbing you can do so with opts.disableGlob
(defaults to
false
). This might be handy, for instance, if you have filenames that contain
globbing wildcard characters.
The callback will be called with an error if there is one. Certain errors are handled for you:
EBUSY
and ENOTEMPTY
- rimraf will back off a maximum of
opts.maxBusyTries
times before giving up, adding 100ms of wait
between each attempt. The default maxBusyTries
is 3.ENOENT
- If the file doesn't exist, rimraf will return
successfully, since your desired outcome is already the case.EMFILE
- Since readdir
requires opening a file descriptor, it's
possible to hit EMFILE
if too many file descriptors are in use.
In the sync case, there's nothing to be done for this. But in the
async case, rimraf will gradually back off with timeouts up to
opts.emfileWait
ms, which defaults to 1000.unlink, chmod, stat, lstat, rmdir, readdir, unlinkSync, chmodSync, statSync, lstatSync, rmdirSync, readdirSync
In order to use a custom file system library, you can override specific fs functions on the options object.
If any of these functions are present on the options object, then the supplied function will be used instead of the default fs method.
Sync methods are only relevant for rimraf.sync()
, of course.
For example:
var myCustomFS = require('some-custom-fs')
rimraf('some-thing', myCustomFS, callback)
maxBusyTries
If an EBUSY
, ENOTEMPTY
, or EPERM
error code is encountered
on Windows systems, then rimraf will retry with a linear backoff
wait of 100ms longer on each try. The default maxBusyTries is 3.
Only relevant for async usage.
emfileWait
If an EMFILE
error is encountered, then rimraf will retry
repeatedly with a linear backoff of 1ms longer on each try, until
the timeout counter hits this max. The default limit is 1000.
If you repeatedly encounter EMFILE
errors, then consider using
graceful-fs in your program.
Only relevant for async usage.
glob
Set to false
to disable glob pattern
matching.
Set to an object to pass options to the glob module. The default
glob options are { nosort: true, silent: true }
.
Glob version 6 is used in this module.
Relevant for both sync and async usage.
disableGlob
Set to any non-falsey value to disable globbing entirely.
(Equivalent to setting glob: false
.)
It can remove stuff synchronously, too. But that's not so good. Use the async API. It's better.
If installed with npm install rimraf -g
it can be used as a global
command rimraf <path> [<path> ...]
which is useful for cross platform support.
If you need to create a directory recursively, check out mkdirp.


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TITLE(News in curl and libcurl land) #if 0 template: NSUBJ(bla) NDATE(14 Oct 1999) NCOLS Text to show up NCOLE #endif NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 8.2.1) NDATE(July 26 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 8.2.1. See the full changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 8.2.0) NDATE(July 19 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 8.2.0. See the full changelog.Pay special attention to the security vulnerability fixed in this version. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 8.1.2) NDATE(May 30 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 8.1.2. See the full changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 8.1.1) NDATE(May 23 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 8.1.1. See the full changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 8.1.0) NDATE(May 17 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 8.1.0. See the full changelog.
Pay special attention to the four security vulnerabilities fixed in this version. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 8.0.1) NDATE(March 20 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 8.0.1. See the full changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 8.0.0) NDATE(March 20 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 8.0.0. See the full changelog.
Pay special attention to the three security vulnerabilities fixed in this version. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.88.1) NDATE(February 20 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.88.1. See the full changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.88.0) NDATE(February 15 2023) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.88.0. See the full changelog.
Pay special attention to the three security vulnerabilities fixed in this version. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.87.0) NDATE(December 21 2022) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.87.0. See the full changelog.
Pay special attention to the two security vulnerabilities fixed in this version. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.86.0) NDATE(October 26 2022) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.86.0. See the full changelog.
Pay special attention to the four security vulnerabilities fixed in this version. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.85.0) NDATE(August 31 2022) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.85.0. See the full changelog.
Pay special attention to the security vulnerability fixed in this version CVE-2022-35252: control code in cookie denial of service. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.84.0) NDATE(June 27 2022) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.84.0. See the full changelog.
Pay special attention to these four security vulnerabilities fixed in this version:
Pay special attention to these six security vulnerabilities fixed in this version:
Pay special attention to these four security vulnerabilities fixed in this version:
Pay special attention to the three security vulnerabilities fixed in this version:
Pay special attention to the five security vulnerabilities fixed in this version:
Pay special attention to the three security vulnerabilities fixed in this version:
Pay special attention to the two security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2021-22876: Automatic referer leaks credentials and CVE-2021-22890: TLS 1.3 session ticket proxy host mixup. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.75.0) NDATE(February 3 2021) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.75.0. See the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.74.0) NDATE(December 9 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.74.0. See the changelog.
Pay special attention to these security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2020-8284: trusting FTP PASV responses, CVE-2020-8285: FTP wildcard stack overflow and CVE-2020-8286: Inferior OCSP verification. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl.se moved to a new server) NDATE(23 Oct 2020) NCOLS The website curl.se and others were moved over to a new host today. No major problems or outages were discovered. A few minor breakages occurred but were fixed within shortly. A good transition! It was fifteen years since the previous host move! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.73.0) NDATE(October 14 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.73.0. See the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.72.0) NDATE(August 19 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.72.0. See the changelog.
Pay special attention to the security vulnerability fixed in this version: CVE-2020-8231: libcurl: wrong connect-only connection. NCOLE NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.71.1) NDATE(July 1 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.71.1. See the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.71.0) NDATE(June 24 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.71.0. See the changelog.
Pay special attention to the two security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2020-8169: Partial password leak over DNS on HTTP redirect and CVE-2020-8177: curl overwrite local file with -J. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.70.0) NDATE(April 29 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.70.0. See the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.69.1) NDATE(March 11 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.69.1. See the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.69.0) NDATE(March 4 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.69.0. See the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.68.0) NDATE(January 8 2020) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.68.0. See the changelog.
Pay special attention to the security vulnerability fixed in this version: CVE-2019-15601: SMB access smuggling via FILE URL on Windows . NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.67.0) NDATE(November 6 2019) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.67.0. See the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.66.0) NDATE(September 11 2019) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.66.0. See the changelog.
Pay special attention to the two security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2019-5481: ftp-krb double-free and CVE-2019-5482: TFTP heap buffer overflow. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.65.3) NDATE(July 19 2019) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.65.3. A patch release fixing a single but annoying regression. See the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.65.2) NDATE(July 17 2019) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.65.2. A patch release. All bug-fixes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.65.1) NDATE(June 5 2019) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.65.1. A patch release. All bug-fixes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.65.0) NDATE(May 22 2019) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.65.0. All changes and bug-fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the two security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2019-5435 and CVE-2019-5436. Both with severity low. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.64.1) NDATE(March 27 2019) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.64.1. A patch release. All bug-fixes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.64.0) NDATE(February 6 2019) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.64.0. All bug-fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to three security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2018-16890, CVE-2019-3822w and CVE-2019-3823. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.63.0) NDATE(December 12 2018) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.63.0. All bug-fixes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.62.0) NDATE(October 31 2018) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.62.0. All bug-fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to two security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2018-16839 and CVE-2018-16840. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.61.1) NDATE(September 5 2018) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.61.1. All bug-fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the security vulnerability fixed in this version: CVE-2018-14618. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.61.0) NDATE(July 11 2018) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.61.0. All changes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the security vulnerability fixed in this version: CVE-2018-0500. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.60.0) NDATE(May 16 2018) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.60.0. All changes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the two security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2018-1000300 and CVE-2018-1000301 NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.59.0) NDATE(March 14 2018) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.59.0. All changes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the three security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2018-1000120, CVE-2018-1000121 and CVE-2018-1000122 NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.58.0) NDATE(January 24 2018) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.58.0. All changes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the two security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2018-1000005 and CVE-2018-1000007 NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.57.0) NDATE(November 29 2017) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.57.0. All changes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the three security vulnerabilities fixed in this version: CVE-2017-8816, CVE-2017-8817 and CVE-2017-8818. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.56.1) NDATE(October 23 2017) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.56.1. All changes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the CVE-2017-1000257 security vulnerability we fixed. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.56.0) NDATE(October 4 2017) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.56.0. All changes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the CVE-2017-1000254 security vulnerability we fixed. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.55.1) NDATE(August 14 2017) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.55.1. All changes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.54.1) NDATE(June 14 2017) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.54.1. The bug fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the CVE-2017-9502 security vulnerability we fixed. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.54.0) NDATE(April 19 2017) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.54.0. The bug fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the CVE-2017-7468 security vulnerability we fixed. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.53.1) NDATE(February 24 2017) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.53.1. The bug fixes are documented in the changelog.
We did this patch release this soon after our previous version primarily to address a build error that caused people on Windows some annoyances. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.53.0) NDATE(February 22 2017) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.53.0. The bug fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the CVE-2017-2629 security vulnerability we fixed. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.52.1) NDATE(December 23 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.52.1. The bug fixes are documented in the changelog.
We hurried out this release due to the security vulnerability we found in 7.52.0. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.52.0) NDATE(December 21 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.52.0. All changes and bug fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the new security vulnerabilities. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.51.0) NDATE(November 2 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.51.0. All changes and bug fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the new security vulnerabilities. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.50.3) NDATE(September 14 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.50.3. All changes and bug fixes are documented in the changelog.
Pay special attention to the new security vulnerability CVE-2016-7167. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.50.2) NDATE(September 7 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.50.2. All changes and bug fixes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.50.1) NDATE(August 3 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.50.1. All changes and bug fixes are documented in the changelog. Pay special attention to the three new security vulnerabilities mentioned there. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.50.0) NDATE(July 21 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.50.0. All changes and bug fixes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(Windows DLL hijacking) NDATE(May 30 2016) NCOLS curl and libcurl are vulnerable to a Windows DLL hijacking (known as CVE-2016-4802). Affecting versions running on Microsoft Windows. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.49.1) NDATE(May 30 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.49.1. All changes and bug fixes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.49.0) NDATE(May 18 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.49.0. All changes and bug fixes are documented in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(TLS certificate check bypass with mbedTLS/PolarSSL) NDATE(May 18 2016) NCOLS curl and libcurl are vulnerable to a TLS certificate check bypass (known as CVE-2016-3739) when built to use mbedTLS or PolarSSL. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.48.0) NDATE(March 23 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents yet another version in the never ending train of curl releases. curl and libcurl version 7.48.0 is out. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.47.1) NDATE(February 8 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.47.1. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(git repo moved on github) NDATE(February 3 2016) NCOLS The git repositories on github for the source and the web site have now been moved over to its new home there: the curl organization. NCOLE NSUBJ(web site over HTTPS) NDATE(January 29 2016) NCOLS The curl web site is now served over HTTPS and with HTTP/2 - with certificates from Let's Encrypt. Starting February 3, the curl site automatically redirects all http accesses to its https version. No more HTTP accesses to contents. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.47.0) NDATE(January 27 2016) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.47.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog.
This release comes bundled with two security advisories: CVE-2016-0754: local drive traversal when saving file on Windows and CVE-2016-0755: NTLM credentials not-checked for proxy connection re-use. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.46.0) NDATE(December 2 2015) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.46.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog.
This is the 150th release counted from the beginning! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.45.0) NDATE(October 7 2015) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents the best release ever: curl and libcurl version 7.45.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl HTTP cheat sheet) NDATE(September 24 2015) NCOLS As a little side-project, a curl cheat sheet is being worked on, as a small page showing the most commonly used curl HTTP options.
Help us improve it! It will most probably move into the curl site umbrella at some point. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.44.0) NDATE(August 12 2015) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.44.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ([SECURITY NOTICE] libidn with bad UTF8 input) NDATE(June 29 2015) NCOLS A recent security review of libcurl showed that a remote attacker can abuse libcurl's support for international domain names to disclose memory of a libcurl application or cause other unintended behaviors by passing in a malformed unicode string in the URL parameter.
The entire libidn notice NCOLE NSUBJ(Release archives over HTTPS) NDATE(June 29 2015) NCOLS As long as the main curl site is still on HTTP only, we now offer HTTPS downloads of the source archives over HTTPS from github. We also modified the look of the release archives list slightly.
Enjoy! NCOLE NSUBJ(ISP blacklisted by Spamhaus) NDATE(June 18 2015) NCOLS Right now a large amount of mail servers in the world refuse to accept mails from our primary mail server since Spamhaus deems our ISP to be irresponsible and blacklists us.
We have a fixed IP and we've done nothing wrong here, but apparently collective punishment is a method. NCOLE NSUBJ(daniel weekly 37) NDATE(June 17 2015) NCOLS NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.43.0) NDATE(June 17 2015) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl version 7.43.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog.
This release comes bundled with two security advisories: CVE-2015-3236: lingering HTTP credentials in connection re-use and CVE-2015-3237: SMB send off unrelated memory contents. NCOLE NSUBJ(daniel weekly 36) NDATE(June 9 2015) NCOLS NCOLE NSUBJ(daniel weekly 35) NDATE(June 3 2015) NCOLS NCOLE NSUBJ(curl user poll 2015 analysis) NDATE(May 26 2015) NCOLS The 30 page document with all details and analyses of the curl user poll 2015 is now available. It shows details of all the questions, most of them with a comparison with last year’s survey. The write-ins are also full of good advice, wisdom and some signs of ignorance or unawareness. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.42.1) NDATE(April 29 2015) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents another curl and libcurl release: version 7.42.1. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog.
This release comes bundled another security advisory: CVE-2015-3153: sensitive HTTP server headers also sent to proxies. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.42.0) NDATE(April 22 2015) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents another curl and libcurl release: version 7.42.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog.
This release comes bundled with no less than four different security advisories:
Existing hackers: consider clicking 'watch' on that repo to get notified. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.41.0) NDATE(February 25 2015) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents another curl and libcurl release: version 7.41.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes in the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(Enhanced vulnerability overview) NDATE(January 9 2015) NCOLS The vulnerability table on the web site has gotten an overhaul. It is the complete list of all published curl vulnerabilities together with which curl versions that are vulnerable.
The new layout is much smaller HTML, and it now features links to specific summaries for each individual curl release through the history. Each summarizing its own vulnerability situation.
For example, you can look at the vulnerability situation for curl 7.37.0 as well as all the others - back to 6.0, released in 1999. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.40.0) NDATE(January 8 2015) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents another curl and libcurl release: version 7.40.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page.
We also publish two security advisories in association with this release. See CVE-2014-8151 and CVE-2014-8150 for all the details. NCOLE NSUBJ(videos on curl front page) NDATE(November 28 2014) NCOLS The front page is now slightly modified to provide a fixed slot for the weekly (or so) videos made by Daniel. NCOLE NSUBJ(Thanks page remake) NDATE(November 6 2014) NCOLS The THANKS page,crediting all the people that have helped out in the project, has just gotten a little overhaul and now features a completely new look. We also made some extra efforts and removed some duplicate names from it, which explains why the amount of names went down somewhat.
Of course, if you think you are wrongly missing from the list of names, please tell us. We truly believe in giving proper credit! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.39.0) NDATE(November 5 2014) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents another curl and libcurl release: version 7.39.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page.
We also publish a security advisory in association with this release. See CVE-2014-3707. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl is no POODLE) NDATE(October 17 2014) NCOLS curl is not affected by the POODLE attack. Described further in Daniel's blog post: curl is no POODLE NCOLE NSUBJ(Random curl info) NDATE(October 10 2014) NCOLS Recent posts (off-site) by Daniel about curl and libcurl stuff:
internal timers and timeouts of libcurl - It is time to take a deep dive into the libcurl internals and see how it handles timeouts and timers.
Coverity scan defect density: 0.00 - I cleared off all the pending issues and we're now at zero defects left reported.
A day in the curl project - An overview and look to what I spend all the time on in the curl project.
Video: daniel.haxx.se episode 5 - my continued series of weekly updates of my doings in the open source world.
This time we also publish two HTTP cookie related security advisories in association with this release. See CVE-2014-3613 and CVE-2014-3620. NCOLE NSUBJ(RSA-1024 cacert cleanups) NDATE(September 5 2014) NCOLS Mozilla has recently removed weak certs from the CA certs bundle. Weak, in the meaning that they used 1024 bit RSA.
If you download the latest cacert bundle from the link above right now, you'll see that s3.amazonaws.com sites no longer gets verified fine. I guess that it goes for a few other sites too.
Read more. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.37.1) NDATE(July 16 2014) NCOLS Another eight week cycle loops and the curl team proudly presents a new and shiny curl and libcurl release: version 7.37.1. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl survey results) NDATE(June 13 2014) NCOLS The results from the 2014 survey is now published.
These are the "raw" numbers, analysis and conclusions drawn from this are left to do. Join in and tell us what you think this means! NCOLE NSUBJ(poll: curl and libcurl usage and project details) NDATE(June 2 2014) NCOLS The curl project runs the curl and libcurl 2014 poll, asking for your input and feedback on a set of questions around the project, its present and its future.
Feel free to share this link to others who may have a relevant opinion.
The poll is open until midnight June 11th (central European time). NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.37.0) NDATE(May 21 2014) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents another new and shiny curl and libcurl release: version 7.37.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(CA bundle over HTTPS) NDATE(May 8 2014) NCOLS Our CA extract service is very popular to download Mozilla's CA cert bundle in PEM format. Starting now, we also provide a proper HTTPS download link for users who want to be sure there's no foul play going on during the download.
The HTTPS download is provided via github so it will also provide an alternative hosting site for cases where one or the other has problems. Since there's a chicken-and-egg problem with TLS and CA certs, we still offer the same download URL as before over plain HTTP as well.
Thank you for flying curl. NCOLE NSUBJ(a curl wiki) NDATE(April 25 2014) NCOLS To enhance everyone's ability to contribute with docs, examples, good ideas and other curl related information we've enabled a curl wiki over at github.
It is a bit of a test. Is there user interest enough to add content and provide info here? NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and proxy headers) NDATE(April 8 2014) NCOLS curl and libcurl offer options to specify HTTP proxy headers separate from origin server headers in next version. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.36.0 - and four security advisories!) NDATE(March 26 2014) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.36.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page.
Security advisories released today:
Extra attention should be put on the security advisory we announce today. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.34.0) NDATE(December 17 2013) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.34.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page.
Extra attention should be put on the security advisory we announce today. NCOLE NSUBJ(SECURITY ADVISORY: libcurl cert name check ignore) NDATE(November 15 2013) NCOLS libcurl is vulnerable to a case of missing out the checking of the certificate CN or SAN name field when the digital signature verification is turned off. Read the full Project curl Security Advisory for CVE-2013-4545. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl in Mac OS X Mavericks 10.9) NDATE(October 23 2013) NCOLS Apple released Mac OS X Mavericks 10.9 the other day and in that they ship an updated curl with some noteworthy changes. Graciously brought to us by Nick Zitzmann. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.33.0) NDATE(October 14 2013) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.33.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.32.0) NDATE(August 12 2013) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.32.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(dotdot removal in libcurl) NDATE(July 30 2013) NCOLS Daniel posted an article on the upcoming change in libcurl when it will start doing dotdot removal. It is a feature of the upcoming libcurl 7.32.0 release. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.31.0) NDATE(June 22 2013) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.31.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page.
Extra attention should be put on the libcurl URL decode buffer boundary flaw security advisory we've announced today. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.30.0) NDATE(April 12 2013) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.30.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page.
Extra attention should be put on the libcurl cookie domain tailmatch security advisory we've announced today. NCOLE NSUBJ(Using libcurl in MSVC document updated) NDATE(March 30 2013) NCOLS Andrei Jakab has provided an update to his popular Using libcurl with SSH support in Visual Studio 2010 PDF. NCOLE NSUBJ(Why no curl 8) NDATE(March 23 2013) NCOLS In this little piece I'll explain why there won't be any version 8 of curl and libcurl in a long time. I won't rule out that it might happen at some point in the future. Just that it won't happen anytime soon and explain the reasons why.
Why no curl 8 (takes you to Daniel's blog) NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.29.0) NDATE(February 6 2013) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.29.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page.
Extra attention should be put on the libcurl SASL buffer overflow vulnerability advisory we've announced today. NCOLE NSUBJ(internally we are all multi now!) NDATE(January 18 2013) NCOLS In his blog post, Daniel explains how internally, we're all multi nowmk-ca-bundle man page. NCOLE NSUBJ(The curl year 2012) NDATE(December 23 2012) NCOLS The biggest events in the curl project during the year, summed up by your humble maintainer on his blog. NCOLE NSUBJ(Refreshed bug-tracker!) NDATE(December 13 2012) NCOLS The bug-tracker on Sourceforge that we've been using for well over a decade has been a subject of annoyance basically since day 1. It has now gotten a facelift and looks slightly better and possibly also works better.
The bug number sequence is modified, the mail notifications are different, the comments are threaded etc.
Submit your bug reports and your comments to see for yourself! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.28.1) NDATE(November 20 2012) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.28.1. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.28.0) NDATE(October 10 2012) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.28.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(New guide to building libcurl with Visual Studio 2010) NDATE(August 12 2012) NCOLS Skip over to the libcurl C interface page to find the link. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.27.0) NDATE(July 27 2012) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.27.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.26.0) NDATE(May 24 2012) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.26.0. Read up on all the changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.25.0) NDATE(March 22 2012) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.25.0 just two days after curl's 14th birthday. Read about the large amount of changes and bug fixes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(win32 download site down) NDATE(February 23 2012) NCOLS The site gknw.net which faithfully has hosted curl binaries for Windows for ages have died the death of broken hardware and its owner has not yet been able to bring it back.
Some of the win32 downloads are now hosted by curl.se as a temporary mirror until Gunter is able to bring the site back in all its glory.
Please remember that we rely on and are thankful to the individuals who voluntarily help us build and offer binary packages. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.24.0) NDATE(January 24 2012) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.24.0. Read about the large amount of changes and bug fixes on the changes page.
Note especially that 7.24.0 fixes two separate security vulnerabilities: data injection attack for certain protocols and SSL CBC IV vulnerability when built to use OpenSSL NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.23.1) NDATE(November 17 2011) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.23.1. Read about the single Windows-only fix on the changes page.
Yes, if you're already on 7.23.0 this upgrade only makes sense if you're using the curl tool on windows. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.23.0) NDATE(November 15 2011) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.23.0. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl meetup at FOSDEM 4-5 Feb 2012) NDATE(September 15 2011) NCOLS We hope to be having our first ever curl meetup at the big FOSDEM conference in Brussels Belgium 4-5 February 2012.
Read the full announcement on Daniel's blog
Please speak up if you want to come! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.22.0) NDATE(September 13 2011) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.22.0. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.21.7) NDATE(June 23 2011) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.21.7. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page.
Also note this security advisory! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.21.6) NDATE(April 22 2011) NCOLS Due to the rather serious bug that was introduced in version 7.21.5 we have hurried up to put together another release: curl and libcurl 7.21.6. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(HTTPS over HTTP proxy bug - in 7.21.5) NDATE(April 20 2011) NCOLS It has been confirmed that curl and libcurl 7.21.5 cannot speak HTTPS over a HTTP proxy. This bug is a regression since the previous version, and you can fix it by patching the source code using a diff from commit c2c89481909d
Thanks to Josue Andrade Gomes for reporting this NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.21.5) NDATE(April 17 2011) NCOLS Keeping up with the tradition of bi-monthly releases, the curl team yet again proudly presents a release: curl and libcurl 7.21.5. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.21.4) NDATE(February 17 2011) NCOLS The never-resting hackers in the curl team proudly present yet another release: curl and libcurl 7.21.4. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.21.3) NDATE(December 15 2010) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.21.3. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.21.2) NDATE(October 13 2010) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.21.2. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(Brand new Development section) NDATE(October 9 2010) NCOLS The information about development details and specific docs for curl hackers were previously scattered all over this web site in sometimes rather illogical ways.
Starting now, we have Development section of this web site that is dedicated for all curl and libcurl hackers that work on improving our project.
As a consequence, we've also moved a bunch of pages into the dev section to make the "users" sections (for the curl tool and for libcurl) cleaner and more focused on what I suspect web users are looking for.
If you find errors or other things you think we should do to make this even better, just speak up! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.21.1) NDATE(August 11 2010) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.21.1. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.21.0) NDATE(June 16 2010) NCOLS Another two months are up, and the curl team again proudly presents a new curl release to download: curl and libcurl 7.21.0. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page.
The minor number bump was made because of the many protocol-related improvements this time: added support for RTMP, improved TELNET ability, added support for FTP wildcard matching, brand new LDAP code and more. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.20.1) NDATE(April 14 2010) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.20.1. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(Twelve years old and time for git) NDATE(March 20 2010) NCOLS
Our project is now officially 12 years old.
We switched to using git for source code control. The transition is not yet complete and the old CVS repository is still around and even possible to commit to, but development has started on the git repo now. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.20.0) NDATE(February 9 2010) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.20.0. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page.
Also note this security advisory! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.19.7) NDATE(November 4 2009) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.19.7. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page.
We're struggling to keep up with the pace of bug reports and patches posted to us in the project. We will continue to appreciate your help and assistance to allow us to distribute the work load on multiple humans.
Thank you for helping out making the best possible transfer library you can find! NCOLE NSUBJ(site moved) NDATE(September 7 2009) NCOLS The web site curl.se has been moved to a different server, and you may suffer from some glitches due to this until everything has been fixed to work properly at the new location. Please have patience.
Changes:
Also note this security advisory! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.19.5) NDATE(May 18 2009) NCOLS The never resting hackers in the curl team proudly present curl and libcurl 7.19.5. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page.
Probably the best curl in the world! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.19.4) NDATE(March 3 2009) NCOLS The curl team proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.19.4. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page.
Also note this security advisory! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.19.3) NDATE(January 19 2009) NCOLS The time was ripe for a new release and thus the curl project offers curl and libcurl 7.19.3. Read about the news, the fixes and the changes on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.19.2) NDATE(November 13 2008) NCOLS Due to some silly regressions in the 7.19.1 release, we hastely did another release: curl and libcurl 7.19.2. Read about the news, the fixed and the changed on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.19.1) NDATE(November 5 2008) NCOLS The happy campers in the curl project offers curl and libcurl 7.19.1. Read about the news, the fixed and the changed on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.19.0) NDATE(September 1 2008) NCOLS The curl project proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.19.0. Read about what's new, fixed and changed on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(mail and CVS server down) NDATE(August 20 2008) NCOLS One of our main servers, cool.haxx.se, died due to hardware malfunction. We got it replaced, the backup restored and now everything should be working fine again! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.18.2) NDATE(June 4 2008) NCOLS The curl project proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.18.2. Read about what's new, fixed and changed on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.18.1) NDATE(March 30 2008) NCOLS The curl project proudly presents curl and libcurl 7.18.1. Learn about what's new and changed on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(No Google Summer of Code 2008) NDATE(March 18 2008) NCOLS We were not accepted as a mentor org for Google's Summer of Code 2008. NCOLE NSUBJ(Google Summer of Code 2008) NDATE(March 2 2008) NCOLS
We're planning to apply to Google's Summer of Code on the behalf of the curl project, to have us participate as a mentoring organization 2008.
To get good results from Google's Summer of Code, we need a fair amount of volunteering mentors and we need a good set of interesting projects to make students get attracted.
Check the current list of ideas and mentors here.
Please reply to the proper mailing list only if you want to provide further ideas or submit yourself as mentor. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.18.0) NDATE(January 28 2008) NCOLS The curl project proudly presents the latest results of our efforts: curl and libcurl 7.18.0. Find out about what's new and changed on the changes page.
There's yet a again a huge effort behind this release. I both hope and think that you'll appreciate it! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl related blog) NDATE(January 7 2008) NCOLS Daniel blogs about curl-related issues every now and then, and the entries that concern this area are found using this URL:
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/category/floss/curl/ NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.17.1) NDATE(October 29 2007) NCOLS The curl project proudly presents the latest results of our efforts: curl and libcurl 7.17.1. Find out about what's new and changed on the changes page.
Now go and play with it! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.17.0) NDATE(13 September 2007) NCOLS The hackers in the curl team proudly present curl and libcurl 7.17.0. Find out about what's new and changed on the changes page.
Enjoy! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.16.4) NDATE(10 July 2007) NCOLS The hackers in the curl team proudly present curl and libcurl 7.16.4. Mostly out this soon after the previous release due to this security advisory, but there are a few other changes as well.
Enjoy! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.16.3) NDATE(25 June 2007) NCOLS The hackers in the curl team proudly present curl and libcurl 7.16.3. Check out what changes it contains.
Enjoy! NCOLE NSUBJ(planned server downtime and maintenance) NDATE(15 June 2007) NCOLS As previously mentioned, the main servers for the curl project will be shut down and get new IP addresses between around 15:00 and 20:00 CEST on friday the 15th of June 2007.
Do expect minor hiccups even after this until things have settled.
This will also boost the bandwidth to both servers from 2mbit/sec to 10mbit/sec. NCOLE NSUBJ(release delay) NDATE(7 June 2007) NCOLS The upcoming release has been delayed due to a c-ares problem, and possibly more. Feel free to join in and help us fix these issues to get the release done! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.16.2) NDATE(11 April 2007) NCOLS The hackers in the curl team proudly present curl and libcurl 7.16.2. Check out what changes it contains.
Enjoy! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.16.1) NDATE(29 January 2007) NCOLS The hackers in the curl team proudly present curl and libcurl 7.16.1. Check out what changes it contains.
Enjoy! NCOLE NSUBJ(server downtime) NDATE(23 December 2006) NCOLS The server hosting our mailing lists and CVS died late Friday evening and with weekend and Christmas coming up, I'm not sure when someone will get a chance to go over there and make sure it boots up fine again.
Please bear with us, enjoy Christmas and have a great time! NCOLE NSUBJ(new ruby binding) NDATE(21 November 2006) NCOLS There's a new ruby binding out, as the former one was totally old and didn't even build anymore... NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.16.0) NDATE(30 October 2006) NCOLS The latest changes provided by the curl team have resulted in curl and libcurl 7.16.0. Check out what changes it contains. There's one or two slightly bigger changes done this time! NCOLE NSUBJ(CVS and mailing list server down) NDATE(28 October 2006) NCOLS The cool.haxx.se server that hosts the CVS repository as well as all the curl mailing lists (and some additional services) is down. We're working on getting it back online as soon as possible. Please be patient.
update: at 17:00 GMT the machine is back alive. NCOLE NSUBJ(Aiming for release) NDATE(11 October 2006) NCOLS FTP third party transfer support is now removed. We're working on testing and fixing bugs now in order to get a public release done "soon". Feel free to join in and test a recent daily snapshot to help us make a really fine upcoming release.
There's been quite extensive internal changes since the previous release. NCOLE NSUBJ(Removing support for FTP third party transfers?) NDATE(17 September 2006) NCOLS If you feel the support for FTP third party transfers should remain in libcurl, you better speak up before the end of the month or it will go... NCOLE NSUBJ(Mailing list digest mode currently broken) NDATE(15 September 2006) NCOLS If you're subscribed to any mailing list at cool.haxx.se using Digest mode, you don't get any mails at the moment. Hopefully we'll have this fixed soon. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.15.5) NDATE(7 August 2006) NCOLS The latest changes provided by the curl team have resulted in curl and libcurl 7.15.5. Check out what changes it contains.
Enjoy! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.15.4) NDATE(12 June 2006) NCOLS Summer has finally arrived in Sweden, and to celebrate this joyful time we give you curl and libcurl 7.15.4. Check out what changes it contains.
Enjoy! NCOLE NSUBJ(IRC With Us) NDATE(19 April 2006) NCOLS A couple of (lib)curl users and developers are frequently hanging out in the #curl channel on the freenode.net IRC network. You're welcome to stop by! NCOLE NSUBJ(NTLM updates and EBCDIC support) NDATE(7 April 2006) NCOLS Two rather noticeable changes that were committed to the CVS repository this week are the NTLM updates and EBCDIC support for FTP (and IBM TPF system). We will appreciate your tests and reports to the mailing list(s)! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.15.3) NDATE(20 March 2006) NCOLS On curl's 8th birthday, we bring you a fresh new release!
7.15.3 is here. Check out what changes it contains! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.15.2) NDATE(27 February 2006) NCOLS 7.15.2 is here. Check out what changes it contains! NCOLE NSUBJ(pick a fine mirror) NDATE(13 January 2006) NCOLS There's a new service added. Pick any curl.se URL and replace 'curl' with 'curlm' in the URL. When visiting that URL, you'll get bounced to a suitable mirror near you... curlm.haxx.se has a list of verified up-to-date mirrors only.
Please post your comments and feedback about this on the curl-users mailing list. The plan is to remove the list of mirror-links from the top of all pages and offer a link to this service only. NCOLE NSUBJ(Hiper phase 1 complete!) NDATE(9 December 2005) NCOLS Read about the hiper development which now has completed the phase 1 and moves on to phase 2: *socket() API implementation. Stay tuned and discuss this on the libcurl mailing list. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.15.1 with security fix) NDATE(7 December 2005) NCOLS 7.15.1 is here. Check out what changes it contains.
Previous versions contain a security flaw that this release addresses. NCOLE NSUBJ(Hiper - High Performance libcurl ) NDATE(3 November 2005) NCOLS Project Hiper is the brand new sub-project which has started as a direct result from the IIS funding.
The goal is to improve libcurl to perform better for a large amount of transfers. NCOLE NSUBJ(libcurl Funding from the Swedish IIS Foundation) NDATE(25 October 2005) NCOLS The Swedish foundation II-Stiftelsen (IIS), the "Internet infrastructure foundation", has the administration of the toplevel domain .se as one of its main tasks.
IIS has approved to fund Daniel with 150000 SEK (~19000 USD) for libcurl development.
Read more NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.15.0) NDATE(13 October 2005) NCOLS 7.15.0 is here. Check out what changes it contains.
Previous versions contain a security flaw that this release addresses. NCOLE NSUBJ(One Hundred Thousand Unique Visitors) NDATE(3 October 2005) NCOLS September 2005 was the first month we had more than 100,000 (one hundred thousand) unique visitors on the curl web site.
curl packages were downloaded more than 20,000 times from the curl.se site only during the month.
Over the last year, we have gained approximately 50% more visitors on the web site.
Thanks to all you who make this possible: people writing stuff that show up on the site, people who help me admin the site, people hosting site mirrors, companies buying ads and people referring to our site from all over. NCOLE NSUBJ(Mailing Lists Data Loss) NDATE(22 September 2005) NCOLS Added a separate page to explain the recent mailing list data loss we experienced. NCOLE NSUBJ(Mailing Lists Restoration Work) NDATE(19 September 2005) NCOLS We didn't have a backup of the subscribers list of the mailing lists. Efforts have been made and some addresses have been restored and brought back, but many have been lost. If you want to subscribe to the lists, you should verify that you are still subscribed!
Sorry for this inconvenience. NCOLE NSUBJ(Mailing Lists Wiped Out) NDATE(17 September 2005) COLRED A "friendly" person deleted huge parts of cool.haxx.se today, which among other things hosts and runs our mailing lists. Currently all subscribers and all list info etc are gone.
We should be able to restore some of it from backups. Stay tuned. Please allow a few days before all things are back to normal.
It was done by using a security hole in twiki - used for another project on the same server. Aren't the world full of friendly souls? The IP originated from a country/region that makes it no point in pursuing this legal wise. COLREDE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.14.1) NDATE(1 September 2005) NCOLS It took slightly longer than planned, but now 7.14.1 is here. Check out what changes it contains. NCOLE NSUBJ(Distro Dilemma) NDATE(1 September 2005) NCOLS There's now a separate Distro Dilemma document that summarizes the background, the problem and the suggested road ahead. NCOLE NSUBJ(OpenSSL or GnuTLS in Debian libcurl) NDATE(25 August 2005) NCOLS A debian-devel thread about using OpenSSL or GnuTLS for Debian's libcurl triggered Daniel's response, which was followed by more debian talks about it and Daniel's second follow-up. NCOLE NSUBJ(Stricter Posting Requirements) NDATE(13 July 2005) NCOLS As posted to the lists, all curl-related mailing lists now require that you are subscribed before letting any mails through from you. NCOLE NSUBJ(daily windows libcurl builds) NDATE(12 July 2005) NCOLS Over on the daily snapshots page, there is now going to appear a windows libcurl build every day built straight from CVS. It is built with mingw's -mms-bitfields and should therefore be possible to use both with mingw and MSVC. Report your problems or success stories to the libcurl list! NCOLE NSUBJ(new Lua binding) NDATE(28 June 2005) NCOLS Alexander Marinov brought the new and shiny LuaCURL binding. NCOLE NSUBJ(curlpp mailing list) NDATE(24 May 2005) NCOLS Starting now, we list the curlpp mailing list on the mailing list page and we host a web archive of the list. The curlpp mailing list is for discussions of curlpp, the C++ binding to libcurl. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.14.0) NDATE(16 May 2005) NCOLS 7.14.0 is here. Check out what changes it contains. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.14.0 pre-release 2) NDATE(11 May 2005) NCOLS Try the 7.14.0 pre-release 2 - now with changed default HTTP request headers. in-progress RELEASE-NOTES NCOLE NSUBJ(7.14.0 pre-release 1) NDATE(9 May 2005) NCOLS Feel brave? Try the 7.14.0 pre-release 1. The actual release is due out later this week, if things go right. NCOLE NSUBJ(Simplify Network Programming with libCURL) NDATE(9 May 2005) NCOLS Go read Ethan McCallum's educating article Simplify Network Programming with libCURL NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.13.2) NDATE(5 April 2005) NCOLS Go download 7.13.2 and read up about the latest changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl-tracker is a new mailing list!) NDATE(14 March 2005) NCOLS curl-tracker is a new mailing list that'll receive mails from the sourceforge trackers. All new submissions and changes to existing entries will also be mailed there. NCOLE NSUBJ(Daily Windows Builds) NDATE(14 March 2005) NCOLS Since a couple of days, we provide daily windows builds for you bleeding edge people. You find them on the daily snapshots page<.
They have all the latest features and bugs. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl security) NDATE(8 March 2005) NCOLS Added a security page to the site, listing our security contact address and security advisories of the past. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.13.1) NDATE(4 March 2005) NCOLS download the latest changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(libcurl NTLM Buffer Overflow) NDATE(22 February 2005) NCOLS As was posted to bugtraq, all versions of curl that supports NTLM has this flaw. The fix. It requires a malicious server to send an unexpectedly long NTLM response header to trigger. (No, we were not contacted nor notified about this problem before they went public.)
I'll be away for a week now but I'll put together a new release when I get back.
CAN-2005-0490 NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.13.0) NDATE(1 February 2005) NCOLS You know the drill: download and read changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.12.3) NDATE(20 December 2004) NCOLS download and read changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(Server Downtime) NDATE(9 November 2004) NCOLS The server hosting the curl-related mailing lists, the CVS repository and a few other minor services will be taken down for maintenance, roughly between 17:00 and 21:00 CET. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.12.2) NDATE(18 October 2004) NCOLS download and read changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(Download Wizard) NDATE(4 October 2004) NCOLS The curl Download Wizard helps you find and pick the correct file to download! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.12.1) NDATE(10 August 2004) NCOLS download and read changelog. Enjoy. NCOLE NSUBJ(Get CA certs from Mozilla) NDATE(9 August 2004) NCOLS Learn how to extract CA certs from Mozilla to use with (lib)curl. NCOLE NSUBJ(Summer Slowdown) NDATE(2 July 2004) NCOLS During the rest of July and the beginning of August, Daniel is on vacation and things might run a bit slower than usual in the project. NCOLE NSUBJ(200 test cases) NDATE(15 June 2004) NCOLS Today, the official test case count reached 200! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.12.0) NDATE(2 June 2004) NCOLS Another release! Go download and read about the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(New Mailing List for Pycurl hackers!) NDATE(2 June 2004) NCOLS Just go here. NCOLE NSUBJ(Moved CVS) NDATE(14 May 2004) NCOLS The curl CVS repository moved to another host (again). NCOLE NSUBJ(international domain names support) NDATE(29 April 2004) NCOLS We're currently implementing "IDNA" support to libcurl to allow it to function with international domain names. We appreciate if you download a daily snapshot, try it out and report your mileage! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.11.2) NDATE(26 April 2004) NCOLS We are happy to announce curl 7.11.2! Read about all the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl all over) NDATE(21 April 2004) NCOLS
Recently added mirrors:
All curl mailing lists will be moved away from sourceforge. No user will be moved automatically, you need to subscribe yourself on the new list-server.
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NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.11.0) NDATE(22 January 2004) NCOLS The curl project is happy to announce curl 7.11.0! Read about all the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.11.0 pre-release 1) NDATE(12 January 2004) NCOLS We're approaching release time for the upcoming curl 7.11.0, and in good old fashion we offer a pre-release of it. NCOLE NSUBJ(Setting Down the Foot) NDATE(7 January 2004) NCOLS We have but a few final changes left to make before we can put together the upcoming 7.11.0 release: TODO-RELEASE. We have use for your help! NCOLE NSUBJ(FTPS support) NDATE(27 November 2003) NCOLS We now have initial working FTPS support in libcurl. Try a CVS or daily build version! NCOLE NSUBJ(FTPS server help?) NDATE(17 November 2003) NCOLS If you have a somewhat standard-compliant FTPS-server and feel like helping out the project, we could use your help! NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.8) NDATE(1 November 2003) NCOLS curl and libcurl 7.10.8 has been released! NCOLE NSUBJ(daily curl packages!) NDATE(31 October 2003) NCOLS Over at cool.haxx.se/curl-daily/, there's now new curl packages put there every day. The packages are based on the latest CVS version at the time. NCOLE NSUBJ(The curl Programming Competition!) NDATE(21 October 2003) NCOLS Announced today: win 300 US$ by writing a cool curl program. Not only can you win yourself some pocket money, you'll be doing the project a favour! NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.8 pre-release 4) NDATE(18 October 2003) NCOLS The 7.10.8-pre4 release is available on the beta page. This might be the last pre-release before the upcoming release. NCOLE NSUBJ(Main Web Site Changes Host) NDATE(24 September 2003) NCOLS The main curl web site at curl.se, is changing host and IP. The move is not expected to be noticeable, but if you do find something that looks weird, please get in touch. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.8 pre-release 2) NDATE(22 September 2003) NCOLS The 7.10.8-pre2 release is available on the beta page. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.8 pre-release 1) NDATE(8 September 2003) NCOLS The 7.10.8-pre1 release is now available on the beta page. You can also read about the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.10.7) NDATE(15 August 2003) NCOLS curl seven-ten-seven is here for you, including these changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl in Russia) NDATE(14 August 2003) NCOLS Alex Andrienko of Tsuren.net hosts the new curl.tsuren.net site. A full curl web site mirror in Russia. NCOLE NSUBJ(pre3) NDATE(8 August 2003) NCOLS Since pre2 was a little "rough", I decided to upload another pre-release. Help yourself. NCOLE NSUBJ(asynch pre-release) NDATE(6 August 2003) NCOLS The 7.10.7-pre2 release now available on the beta page, is the first package that can be built to do asynchronous name resolves. NCOLE NSUBJ(FLAW! curl reveals proxy authentication!) NDATE(3 August 2003) NCOLS curl reveals proxy authentication when using SSL over a proxy. Fix the problem by applying the patch. NCOLE NSUBJ(asynchronous name lookups in libcurl) NDATE(30 July 2003) NCOLS Daniel posted his asynch status report to the libcurl mailing list. Share your view. Commit is pending. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.10.6 is released) NDATE(28 July 2003) NCOLS curl 7.10.6 is now available for download on the download page. Read about the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(preparing for release) NDATE(21 July 2003) NCOLS The latest pre-release of 7.10.6 is now available for download on the beta page. NCOLE NSUBJ(vacation time) NDATE(6 July 2003) NCOLS Daniel is on vacation, some things don't run at full speed in the project until he returns in a few weeks. NCOLE NSUBJ(new home for curl CVS) NDATE(26 June 2003) NCOLS Thanks to the great people of php.net, the curl and libcurl CVS repository has now been migrated off from sourceforge and it is up and working again.Stay tuned for new details on how to proceed to checkout curl from the new repository. The old one is still around, but won't change
We celebrate this new era with some brand new web site stuff, such as the new logo, new colors and new left-side menu edits. NCOLE NSUBJ(a libcurl cookie interface) NDATE(18 June 2003) NCOLS At times people have expressed a need for better cookie control in libcurl, so I posted a suggested interface to the libcurl list. Share your opinions about it. NCOLE NSUBJ(NTLM works!) NDATE(12 June 2003) NCOLS Digest, Negotiate and NTLM are now *three* new HTTP authentication methods libcurl provides, all these still only in the CVS code... NCOLE NSUBJ(Digest done - NTLM next! Help?) NDATE(23 May 2003) NCOLS Thanks to friendly helpers, the Digest implementation is now added to libcurl, and now we're taking on the NTLM challenge.
Help is appreciated. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.10.5) NDATE(19 May 2003) NCOLS Bugfixes and improvements gather in the curl 7.10.5 release. NCOLE NSUBJ(Help Out with Digest?) NDATE(18 May 2003) NCOLS One way to help out the project is to answer Daniel's call for help with a Digest server. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.5 pre-release 2) NDATE(6 May 2003) NCOLS 7.10.5-pre2 is out for testing. See also the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(WWW::Curl on CPAN) NDATE(25 Apr 2003) NCOLS Cris Bailiff announced that the perl binding to libcurl is now available from CPAN. Now at release 2.0, it changed name slightly to WWW::Curl. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.10.4) NDATE(2 Apr 2003) NCOLS The just recently announced curl 7.10.4 is now available in source code packages. Read about all the changes and bugfixes, and have some patience with the binary packages that hopefully will appear soon. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.4 pre-release 5) NDATE(25 Mar 2003) NCOLS The just uploaded 7.10.4-pre5 is hopefully the last pre-release this time. See also the changelog. NCOLE NSUBJ(5 years anniversary!) NDATE(20 Mar 2003) NCOLS curl turned 5 - he's a big boy now. NCOLE NSUBJ(Pre-release 2) NDATE(24 Feb 2003) NCOLS Download 7.10.4-pre2, and read about the recent changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(Pre pre pre pre 1) NDATE(3 Feb 2003) NCOLS 7.10.4-pre1 NCOLE NSUBJ(Recent changes on the curl CVS server) NDATE(28 Jan 2003) NCOLS We now have a page with the recent cvs changes table, showing you the most recent activity in the curl CVS repository. NCOLE NSUBJ(Help out autobuilding curl on multiple platforms!) NDATE(21 Jan 2003) NCOLS
I've spent some time on putting together a shell script that I would like people to run on various operating systems. The script testcurl does:
The output from all this should be mailed to the automatic receiver I've setup for this purpose.
Personally, I'll setup and run this script on a Solaris 2.7 host and at least one Linux i386. I'll make sure that these run regularly.
So, if you have some CPU cycles to spare and some time to set things up, please get in touch and help us out.
The collected status of all distributed tests that are collected will of course be viewable on the curl web site, and I'm smoothing out the scripts for it right now.
The script is currently available here: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/curl/curl/testcurl.sh. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.3 is out) NDATE(14 Jan 2003) NCOLS Download 7.10.3 the latest and greatest curl release, that contain all these changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.3-pre5 is a release candidate) NDATE(9 Jan 2003) NCOLS 7.10.3 pre-release 5 may be the last pre-release before the next public release.
Report your findings please! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl is a Unix Power Tool) NDATE(7 Jan 2003) NCOLS The famous O'Reilly book Unix Power Tools is out in its 3rd edition (as of October 2002) and curl is mentioned. See section 40.8. NCOLE NSUBJ(Look what Santa brought me!) NDATE(20 Dec 2002) NCOLS A brand new curl 7.10.3-pre3 release! Study which changes that have been done. NCOLE NSUBJ(The year 2002 summarized from a curl angle) NDATE(19 Dec 2002) NCOLS ... was posted to the mailing lists, read it archived here. NCOLE NSUBJ(Using curl and libcurl with PHP) NDATE(6 Dec 2002) NCOLS Jim Thome posted an article about php and curl over at zend.com. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10.3-pre1) NDATE(29 Nov 2002) NCOLS 7.10.3-pre1 is available now. No really major changes, but still... NCOLE NSUBJ(formfind upgraded) NDATE(21 Nov 2002) NCOLS formfind was updated for the first time in four years. Formfind extracts <FORM> tag info from a HTML page and presents it in a readable way. A helpful little tool to use when you're trying to figure out how to automate a POST to a site. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.10.2 is released) NDATE(18 Nov 2002) NCOLS Download it. Read about the changes. File bug reports on errors. Post to the mailing lists about problems.
Enjoy. NCOLE NSUBJ(curlpp 0.0.3) NDATE(18 Nov 2002) NCOLS Jean-Philippe Barrette-LaPierre made his first ever release of curlpp, a C++ binding to libcurl. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.10.2 pre-release 4) NDATE(6 Nov 2002) NCOLS Uploaded 7.10.2-pre4 for the public. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.10.2 pre-release 1) NDATE(28 Oct 2002) NCOLS Uploaded 7.10.2-pre1 for the public. NCOLE NSUBJ(bindings for everyone) NDATE(16 Oct 2002) NCOLS Kjetil Jacobsen's pycurl-7.10.1 and Andrés García's TclCurl 0.10.1 have been released. NCOLE NSUBJ(AU web site mirror) NDATE(15 Oct 2002) NCOLS Jason Andrade runs the brand new Australian curl web site mirror. People on that side of the globe might enjoy that. He also mirrors all download packages for your pleasure. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.10.1) NDATE(11 Oct 2002) NCOLS Get 7.10.1 now. Read about the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(autoconf macro for detecting right libcurl version) NDATE(11 Oct 2002) NCOLS Added here NCOLE NSUBJ(Pycurl 7.10) NDATE(2 Oct 2002) NCOLS Kjetil Jacobsen keeps up his pace and released pycurl 7.10. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.10 is here) NDATE(1 Oct 2002) NCOLS Get it. Read about the changes.
More than three months have passed since the previous release. Lots of bugs have been fixed and features have been added. We continue to work hard on improving curl and libcurl...
I'm proud to offer curl 7.10. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.10 pre-release 4) NDATE(26 Sep 2002) NCOLS Get it. Read about the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(Curl::easy 1.35) NDATE(22 Sep 2002) NCOLS Cris Bailiff released Curl::easy v1.35, which lets you use libcurl from perl. Get it from //curl.se/libcurl/perl/. Minor fix to fixup statistics in progress function callback. Also tested with 7.10-pre3! NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10 pre-release 3) NDATE(11 Sep 2002) NCOLS Get it. Read about the changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.10 pre-release 2) NDATE(3 Sep 2002) NCOLS Get it. Details on news and changes will be posted soon. NCOLE NSUBJ(Regarding the recent flow of SSL security flaws) NDATE(20 Aug 2002) NCOLS On August 5th, Mike Benham posted his initial IE security advisory regarding how IE doesn't properly verify SSL certificates.
This has been discussed in curl mailing lists regarding how curl behaves on similar situations and to make this clear here and now: curl does no peer certificate checks at all unless specifically told to.
This means that man-in-the-middle attacks can easily be performed on servers that you curl to, unless you tell curl to verify the certificate with a CA.
This is how the SSL and certificates have been implemented in curl, on purpose. This is not a flaw. We might have reasons to reconsider how the documentation on this matter should be spelled out and properly displayed, and we might even change the future behavior somewhat.
Of course we need your input on what to do and what not to do. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.9 pre-release 1) NDATE(12 Aug 2002) NCOLS Pick your package from here. Read about the changes included. NCOLE NSUBJ(Curl::easy 1.34) NDATE(7 Aug 2002) NCOLS Cris Bailiff released Curl::easy v1.34, which lets you use libcurl from perl. Get it from //curl.se/libcurl/perl/. Another minor but potentially important bug fix - Doh! A recommended upgrade. NCOLE NSUBJ(Pycurl <IP_ADDRESS> released) NDATE(18 July 2002) NCOLS Kjetil Jacobsen released Pycurl <IP_ADDRESS>. Under Python 2.2 or better, Curl and CurlMulti now participate in garbage collection with the gc module. NCOLE NSUBJ(New release of Curl::easy perl interface) NDATE(15 July 2002) NCOLS Cris Bailiff released Curl::easy v1.30, which lets you use libcurl from perl. Get it from //curl.se/libcurl/perl/.
Adds support for OO style programming, and should be ready for perl 5.8.
NCOLE NSUBJ(New release of Pycurl) NDATE(12 July 2002) NCOLS Kjetil Jacobsen released Pycurl <IP_ADDRESS>. Get it from http://pycurl.io/. NCOLE NSUBJ(New release of CURLHandle) NDATE(5 July 2002) NCOLS Dan Wood released CURLHandle 1.6. CURLHandle is a wrapper around curl 7.9.8. For more info, see curlhandle.sourceforge.net. NCOLE NSUBJ(Keep Daniel Happy!) NDATE(24 June 2002) NCOLS So, while Daniel is away on vacation, there's a bunch of things to do to keep Daniel happy.Let's keep the project afloat and alive even though Daniel is completely absent during one month starting June 27th... NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.8 is out!) NDATE(11 June 2002) NCOLS Get yourself a curl 7.9.8 package. It comes with all these changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.8 pre-release 3) NDATE(11 June 2002) NCOLS Get your 7.9.8 pre-release 3 now and let us know how it works. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.8 pre-release 2) NDATE(4 June 2002) NCOLS Get your 7.9.8 pre-release 2 now and let us know how it works. Yet another public release is close now. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl.se is back) NDATE(1 June 2002) NCOLS Almost 70 hours downtime ended on Saturday. The site is back alive again. Thanks everyone who noticed and mailed me. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl.se is down due to power blackout) NDATE(30 May 2002) NCOLS The main curl site went down on the afternoon (CET) on May 29th. This is a huge power problem in the whole area where this server is located.
This also affects Daniel's ability to read mail, as his main mail server is also in this area. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.8 pre-release 1) NDATE(22 May 2002) NCOLS Download it from here and check out the latest changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(New release of Pycurl) NDATE(20 May 2002) NCOLS Kjetil Jacobsen released pycurl 7.9.7, get it from http://pycurl.io. NCOLE NSUBJ(New release of CurlPas) NDATE(19 May 2002) NCOLS Jeffrey Pohlmeyer announces the second release of CurlPas. (Pascal bindings to libcurl.)
CurlPas now compiles with FreePascal, Delphi AND Kylix!!!
This version is *almost* a complete rewrite of the first release.
New features include callback properties for libcurl's read, write, header, password, and debug functions. Also updated the documentation to reflect the new features (and fix a few errors). Added several new examples in the demo directory.
For more info and downloads, see: http://houston.quik.com/jkp/curlpas/ NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.9.7) NDATE(13 May 2002) NCOLS The members of the curl factory have once again produced a curl release package for your entertainment. Go download and view the latest changes. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl bundled with Linux distributions) NDATE(13 May 2002) NCOLS The recently announced new releases of Redhat Linux (7.3) and Suse Linux (8.0) both include curl, just as previous releases have. Redhat ships 7.9.5 while Suse is still on 7.9.2. NCOLE NSUBJ(Cool! Another 7.9.7 pre-release already!) NDATE(7 May 2002) NCOLS Download 7.9.7 pre-release 2. NCOLE NSUBJ(Hey! There seems to be 7.9.7 pre-release here!) NDATE(6 May 2002) NCOLS Download from here. NCOLE NSUBJ(Windows developers read this!) NDATE(2 May 2002) NCOLS Rosso Salmanzadeh's excellent Using libcurl in Visual Studio is now available! NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.6) NDATE(15 April 2002) NCOLS Get it from the download page and read the summary of changes. Binary packages usually follow pretty soon. NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.6 pre-release 5) NDATE(12 April 2002) NCOLS This is a release-candidate. Get it from the beta-page, read the summary of changes and report any problem you experience. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl doing SSH?) NDATE(9 April 2002) NCOLS Would you like to see curl and libcurl support transfers over SSH? Then I suggest you read the Grokking ssh posting and then join in! This will need lots of volunteers to become reality.... NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.6 pre-release 4) NDATE(9 April 2002) NCOLS Bumped pre-release number. Still found here! ;-) NCOLE NSUBJ(7.9.6 pre-release 3) NDATE(4 April 2002) NCOLS
The download page now also offers those popular cygwin and windows binaries. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl and libcurl 7.9.5) NDATE(7 March 2002) NCOLS Much awaited and missed, the curl 7.9.5 package finally arrived. Lots of tiny changes have been made. NCOLE NSUBJ(curlpp) NDATE(7 March 2002) NCOLS Jean-Philippe Barrette-LaPierre is the new maintainer for the C++ wrapper for libcurl.  NCOLE NSUBJ(CurlPas) NDATE(28 February 2002) NCOLS Jeffrey Pohlmeyer introduced his Free Pascal binding to libcurl. NCOLE NSUBJ(pycurl-0.4.6 and 7.9.5-pre4) NDATE(26 February 2002) NCOLS Kjetil announced a new version of the Python binding.
7.9.5 pre-release 4 is out. NCOLE NSUBJ(pre-release and Postgres) NDATE(21 February 2002) NCOLS Get a 7.9.5 pre-release 2 or study the latest known libcurl binding, made for PostgreSQL. NCOLE NSUBJ(perl binding improvements) NDATE(19 February 2002) NCOLS Cris updated the perl binding a couple of days ago, and you can get version 1.20 off this page now. NCOLE NSUBJ(things to do) NDATE(7 February 2002) NCOLS
Early reports show that this release has a few problems. There will be another release within days. Report any problems you might experience! NCOLE NSUBJ(C++ caretaker wanted) NDATE(4 February 2002) NCOLS Anyone feels like taking care of the C++ API? It isn't yet functional, but there's an initial chunk of code to build on... NCOLE NSUBJ(first curl 7.9.4 pre-release) NDATE(30 January 2002) NCOLS This time it only took five days after the public release to release the initial pre-release of the next one. This pre-release includes no less than ten items worthy to mention on the changes page. NCOLE NSUBJ(curl Pages to Check Out) NDATE(25 January 2002) NCOLS
The fact that there's a company named Curl is not news to us. We've summarized the name issue on a web page for everyone who want to find out how we ended up like this and if we really are targeted for legal problems due to this...
freshmeat.net is the number one site that new curl releases are announced on. It allows users to rate single projects, and I'd like more people to rate curl. Use your heart, is it good or is it bad?
Some companies offer curl support and/or host web sites for you with curl enabled and available. We intend to collect these companies in the support section. If you run a company that would match but is missing, we want to know! NCOLE NSUBJ(curl 7.9.3) NDATE(23 January 2002) NCOLS The curl development headquarters proudly presents: curl 7.9.3. NCOLE NSUBJ(unixreview.com article) NDATE(23 January 2002) NCOLS Cameron Laird and Kathryn Soraiz wrote this positive article about curl on unixreview.com. NCOLE #include "_footer.html"


Part of pymine.beautifulsoup.BeautifulSoupTests View In Hierarchy
| Method | testUnicodeDammitStandalone | Undocumented |
| Method | testGarbageInGarbageOut | Undocumented |
| Method | testHandleInvalidCodec | Undocumented |
| Method | testUnicodeSearch | Undocumented |
| Method | testRewrittenXMLHeader | Undocumented |
| Method | testRewrittenMetaTag | Undocumented |
| Method | testHebrew | Undocumented |
| Method | testSmartQuotesNotSoSmartAnymore | Undocumented |
| Method | testDontConvertSmartQuotesWhenAlsoConvertingEntities | Undocumented |
| Method | testDontSeeSmartQuotesWhereThereAreNone | Undocumented |
Inherited from SoupTest:
| Method | assertSoupEquals | Parse the given text and make sure its string rep is the other |