On 03/31/2010 08:35 AM, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
On Wed, 31 Mar 2010, Ben Greear wrote:
Well, 'curl' sets a custom read method, but it doesn't want to use it
for telnet. Maybe other apps do the same..and if so, unless we
specifically do the CURLOPT_FORCE_USE_READFUNC logic, it will break
backwards compat.
I'm not sure I agree that enabling a feature that was just abused
previously and didn't show is actually breaking backwards compatibility.
So in what way does it not work with that callback?
At the least, it wasn't flushing data promptly to the screen, but
rather was buffering it. If you blindly typed in user-name
and password and hit enter a few times, you could log in..but it
wasn't really usable.
I was also suspicious that comparing function pointers might not
work in all cases, but that may just be more paranoia
(I usually program other than 'C').
Thanks,
Ben
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