I actually just found curl_easy_cleanup in this chunk of code from Curl_Easy.xsh: 
 
static void
perl_curl_easy_delete( pTHX_ perl_curl_easy_t *easy )
/*{{{*/ {
 
        /* this may trigger a callback,
         * we want it while easy handle is still alive */
        curl_easy_setopt( easy->handle, CURLOPT_SHARE, NULL );
 
        /* when using multi handle, the connection may stay open in th
+at multi,
         * but the easy will be long dead. In case of ftp for instance
+, connection
         * closing will send a trailer with no apparent destination */
        /* this also disables header callback if not using multi, SORR
+Y */
        curl_easy_setopt( easy->handle, CURLOPT_HEADERFUNCTION, NULL )
+;
        curl_easy_setopt( easy->handle, CURLOPT_WRITEHEADER, NULL );
 
        if ( easy->handle )
                curl_easy_cleanup( easy->handle );
 
        perl_curl_easy_delete_mostly( aTHX_ easy );
 
        if ( easy->share_sv )
                sv_2mortal( easy->share_sv );
 
        Safefree( easy );
 
} /*}}}*/

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Now I just have to figure out how to call it....

In reply to Re: Learning/Trying to use Net::Curl with Cookie Jar by YenForYang
in thread Learning/Trying to use Net::Curl with Cookie Jar by YenForYang

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