[ocaml-http] Debian apt-proxy/apt-cacher replacement
On Mon, Jan 31, 2005 at 03:13:38PM -0500, Eric C. Cooper wrote:
> I use a libcurl wrapper for the client side (downloads from remote APT
> repositories). I use Stefano's package for the server (daemon) side
> to listen for and respond to requests. (He has a rudimentary client
> side also, but I needed FTP support and more control over HTTP headers
Could you please elaborate on this?
After we got in touch a while ago I added a callback in Http_user_agent
to access header data in the, _very_ rudimentary, don't be too nice with
my library :), client side part of my library. What do you need in
addition?
I'm asking just out of curiosity, but it would be nice to drop the
dependency on libcurl since it requires linking with C code ...
Cheers.
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