Added the http post resume thing and the new SSL FTP online draft

tonight's changes, the progress bar and the new -w option

removed upload.[ch] from here

Progress meter work

Starting working on the '-w/--write-out' output format specifier, although
I didn't get that far! ;-)
I also made curl *not* prevent the progress meter even if the output is a tty
when yo

Starting working on the '-w/--write-out' output format specifier, although
I didn't get that far! ;-)
I also made curl *not* prevent the progress meter even if the output is a tty
when your uploading (it is still done when downloading though). A HTTP POST
is in that sense seen as an upload. It seemed so confusing that ftp upload
doesn't display a progress meter by default.

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added #include <timeval.h> on J�rn's advice
added lastshow to the progress struct

Now starts the progress meter timer at once!

J�rn Hartroth adjusted for the mingw32 compiler

re-arranged the progress meter columns, made the hour-field two characters
wide and made the pgrsUpdate() make a final meter update so that the final
values actually are displayed last.

modified the progress meter usage

Added Ron, Paul and Ellis to the list of contributors

added support for -b@[file name] and -b@- (for stdin) for consistency

The last week's (or so) changes

all new progress stuff on the way in

upload.[ch] are removed

new stuff for the new progress meter

newly generated from the new getdate.y

uses the new progress functions

made upload/download work better simultaneously
now uses the new progress meter functions

updated to use the new set of progress-functions

Ellis Pritchard <ellis@citria.com> made it work for MacOS X

This should no longer send empty cookies to the server

* Made '-' as file name to read cookies from equal stdin.
* I hope I finally removed 'empty cookies' crash

- Paul Marquis <pmarquis@iname.com> fixed the config file parsing of curl to
deal with any-length lines, removing the previous limit of 4K.

committed the changes of yesterday, now from my new linux host at home