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Use the ACE form of IDN hostnames as key in the connection cache. Add new tests.
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Thanks a lot. The level of detail and the included new test cases in this patch makes this one of the absolutely best newcomer patches we've received in a long time. A very big 👍 for that! |
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Thank you for merging and for the kind words :-) |
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Always use the ACE form of IDN hostnames as key in the connection cache.
Previously, curl created multiple connections when following redirections from a server with an IDN hostname, e.g. http://äöü.example.com/page1 --> http://äöü.example.com/page2 . The Unicode hostname was used as a key for the connection cache, and for the second request, the ACE name was used to search an existing connection. Therefore curl did not find the existing connection.