I\'d like to set --limit-rate option for downloads done by Curb gem (ruby interface to curl). In curl:
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I\'m trying to install the curb gem on my Debian machine but I\'m having a hard time building the gem with native extensions. I\'m using RVM.
I get the following output from irb (v 0.9.5) when I require mechanize and then curb: $ irb >> require \'mechanize\'
I am trying to build a file downloader with the RubyGem Curb. (Look at This Question.) I am trying to download a zip file and then with the class File I am trying to actually ma开发者_开发技巧ke the
I have understood that I could use the RubyGem Curb to fulfill my needs of curl\'ing down a file to my computer. But I cannot figure out how to actually \"touch\" the file. This is what I have got so
I use curl of ruby gem curb to fetch multi urls under multi-threading env, but it throws \"Invalid easy handle\" exception, but if it runs one by one in single-threading env everything is ok.
I use Ruby Gem curb to fetch image by the method of body_str of Curl::Easy instance, then want to use RMagick to process the image开发者_JAVA百科, however Magick::Image.read needs a file name to read,
How can I set the request body of a CURB request to be my json string? I am trying to do a JSON POST request using Curb.
Standard curl supports command line option --trace-开发者_开发百科asci and --trace. Anyone any clues on how to set this option for a Curl::Easy object?It appears that Curb has a verbose= method which
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