2020-08-02, 21:51
Thank you for taking a look and pointing out that error line, wsnipex. I did some research on that and found an issue reported five years ago 
https://curl.haxx.se/mail/lib-2015-07/0029.html
I compiled the linked download example code, and then executed it with a Liveleak media URL. I don't know enough about C to understand exactly what it is doing, but it apparently effected a download with no errors.
If it is indeed an openSUSE-specific issue though, that may explain why I haven't received any complaints on the issue. And, since I was merely trying to be preemptive, I am not going to be overly concerned about it at the moment.
Thank you for confirming that CCurlFile supports HTTP/2 and your expertise in picking out that telltale error line.
https://curl.haxx.se/mail/lib-2015-07/0029.html
I compiled the linked download example code, and then executed it with a Liveleak media URL. I don't know enough about C to understand exactly what it is doing, but it apparently effected a download with no errors.
If it is indeed an openSUSE-specific issue though, that may explain why I haven't received any complaints on the issue. And, since I was merely trying to be preemptive, I am not going to be overly concerned about it at the moment.
(2020-07-26, 14:37)wsnipex Wrote: I'd like to try to reproduce, but I can't find that addon in our repo.You can't find it probably because you're running Kodi 19, and it isn't there yet. I haven't figured out how to maintain two versions in two separate branches without confusing myself. (If, given the issue's likely rarity, you still want to look into it, the plugin repo is at: https://github.com/Botster/plugin.video.liveleak)
Thank you for confirming that CCurlFile supports HTTP/2 and your expertise in picking out that telltale error line.
