Hi Tal,

On Sat, Jul 26, 2025 at 02:36:55AM +0300, Tal Regev wrote:

That's great news!!!
First, I started from report on ubuntu, they send me over: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/curl/+question/822208

It might have been someone from outside, because they have their on
packaging of curl that differs from the one we maintain (see the
ubuntu1 at the end of the Debian revision).

Second, I will ask to switch (in a future debian release) to a non experimental http3 feature.
As you share with me the feature, you also share with me the libraries that curl is compiled with.
And I notice you compile curl with http3 that is considered experimental in curl side.

Yes, it's using the http3 experimental because the timing for the
openSSL release was very poor. We weren't able to package the ngtcp2
with the correct bits sets to have the openSSL http3 feature enabled in
curl. As soon as the freeze is over and trixie is released, we will work
on that.

To compile curl with http3 non experimental, you need:
openssl 3.5 and above
ngtcp2 version 1.12 and above
nghttp3.
https://curl.se/docs/http3.html

Please consider compiling http3 with ngtcp2.

That will only be possible for Debian 14 and trixie-backports. If you
need that for yourself, please consider rebuilding curl with gnutls
backend and you'll have the feature.

Cheers,
Charles

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