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Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2013 13:10:26 +0200
From: Fredrik Rothamel <fredrik DOT rothamel AT bahnhof DOT se>
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Subject: Difference in 32/64-bit curl.
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Hi,

I just noticed that in 64-bit cygwin curl always include the 
http-headers in the response.
(Old behaviour is to only include headers when -i option is specified)

Is this an intentional change?
Makes some scripts misbehave...

BTW: Big thanks to the cygwin team for the 64-bit porting effort. Any 
way I can help?

Regards,
Fredrik

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