Hey Scott,
what about the following workflow, using that curl try:
if the url is HTTPS try:
curl -v -k -X HEAD
this will just send back the header portion of a call to that url. This is
good because you have the Content-Lenght and then you can later call:
curl -v -k
and monitor the file s
On 30 Aug 2007, at 00:53, Mark Smith wrote:
BTW, what are the problems you're having with libURL and https? I
had some problems with frequent timeouts, and although I've since
migrated that particular app to using curl, before I did, I managed
to come up with a repeat loop that kept trying
Recently, Andre Garzia wrote:
> Hello Scott,
> don't know if you already solved that.
No, I didn't, but I was hoping you might offer a solution. :-)
> have you tried:
>
> LibURLSetSSLVerification false
Definitely. The problem seems to be that using native Rev to access a
secure server is unr
Hello Scott,
don't know if you already solved that.
have you tried:
LibURLSetSSLVerification false
your cURL line below is doing just that with the -k in it. Maybe with this
setting in place, everything works.
Cheers
andre
PS: you know that TM|Colors and TM|Align are my favorite plugins here...
So redirecting the output stops it blocking? Wow, I never thought to
try it...thanks, once again, Sarah!
Best,
Mark
On 30 Aug 2007, at 01:05, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I don't know anything about HTTPS so can't help you there, but I do
have a technique for non-blocking shell calls which might h
On 8/30/07, Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry, I take that back. I don't think it will work because shell
> calls are blocking - your app will do nothing until the shell call to
> curl is completed, appending an ampersand (to put the process in the
> background) doesn't work in Rev on O
Sorry, I take that back. I don't think it will work because shell
calls are blocking - your app will do nothing until the shell call to
curl is completed, appending an ampersand (to put the process in the
background) doesn't work in Rev on OS X.
BTW, what are the problems you're having with
Sadly, as things stand, we can't interact with the shell on OS X (see
bug 2538), so Brian's suggestion of using curl and monitoring the
resulting file seems like it could work.
Best,
Mark
On 29 Aug 2007, at 20:54, Scott Rossi wrote:
Hey Rev List:
I'm under a very tight deadline on an htt
Scott,
How about:
1) Use curl to get the file size from the HTTP header using the --
head option:
-I/--head
(HTTP/FTP/FILE) Fetch the HTTP-header only! HTTP-
servers feature
the command HEAD which this uses to get nothing but
the header
o
Hey Rev List:
I'm under a very tight deadline on an https file access stack for Mac/Win.
I need to download a file from a secure server to a local drive, ideally
using 'load URL' so I can monitor progress.
Apparently there is a bug in the SSL stuff in libURL that prevents the
library from working
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