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Sign upClarify use of CURLOPT_RANGE on upload #3814
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curl has an approach to resumed uploads with PUT, even though it isn't encouraged nor specified in the RFC. It has however existed for a long time so we don't want to break it either. For example, test 1001 and 1041 verify the existing functionality. |
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What do you think about changing the doc to link to caution against using CURLOPT_RANGE for PUT uploads? See my final analysis at https://curl.haxx.se/mail/lib-2019-05/0012.html in the reply quoted and current |
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Absolutely, propose a change if you can come up with wording you think will help users! |
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AFAICT CURLOPT_RANGE does not support ranged HTTP PUT uploads so I've cautioned against using it for that purpose and included a workaround. Bug: https://curl.haxx.se/mail/lib-2019-04/0075.html Reported-by: Christopher Head Closes curl#3814
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Christopher Head (@Hawk777) reported on the mailing list that CURLOPT_RANGE does not work properly for ranged PUTs. I replied saying PUT is only for complete replacement of a resource, not partial. He replied saying Amazon allows ranged PUTs (doc).
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The documentation does not specify the behavior of CURLOPT_RANGE on upload, so we should clarify that and in doing so decide whether or not what was reported is a bug (I think it's not since it's against the RFC).