Brian Inglis

Just passing, checking for known issues for a Cygwin user, so thought I'd supply: [man7 5 crontab](https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/crontab.5.html) > Otherwise, mail is sent to the owner of the crontab. This option...

Could you run the test the other way round - to any of the other systems?

Could this be due to TLS session key renegotiation after some byte or time limit? This could depend on the underlying stacks. Are both ends running the same TLS/SSL stacks,...

Ditto Cygwin `g++` 11.4. While `g++` 12 and 13 are in test, there are issues with some other *GCC* components, so are not considered stable enough for promotion. Other distros...

You should also note downstreams, such as curl, had to revert using 1.62, referencing this issue, as it broke their CI jobs, which probably run on mainstream server distro builds,...

Could we please use `curl-response` rather than `curl_response` to make it easier for users to type, or better the host name e.g. `curl.se`, `curl-se`, or `curl[-.]se[-.]index` and append media-type/mime-type suffix...

Could translate back from response `content-type:` header *media-type*/*mime-type*, for example: ``` $ curl -I curl.se ... HTTP/2 200 server: nginx/1.21.1 content-type: text/html ... ``` to file type suffix extension using...

Using the *host name* the user entered/provided should be no issue, whereas the IDN 2003/2008 encoded name is **NOT** *User Friendly*(TM)! My interactive `curl` `alias` has `-LRsSZ --no-progress-meter` and `-JOR`...

Amusingly, when I try your `curl(1)` example, I get an IDN host name: ``` $ \curl ‐JO https://example.com/file # \curl overrides alias options curl: (6) Could not resolve host: xn--jo-u1t...

Sorry, by IDN I thought you meant the encoded ASCII name `xn--...` rather than the non-ASCII name, which in Canada may also be *registered* with any (possibly limited to valid...