the browser because right now
I'm finding a lot of undocumentented features.
thanks,
evan
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Does anyone have any experience using cURL with Telnet in PHP.
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ot experienced enough with the autoconf and automake to really make
this change so it works properly since I know that I didn't do the right
thing to get it working.
if someone else has a suggestion on how to fix it properly please let me
know, and hopefully the CVS tree will get updated.
evan
ee a function called:
$HTTP_POST_VARS =set variables;
$result = http_post("http://localhost/cgi-bin/script.pl");
Thanks,
evan
PS. I'd appricate a working example, even if it's a dummy version.
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at would do that.
2. it's not clear how you would actually set the HTTP_POST_VARS's and when
you use the header("Request-URI:"); if that uses the HTTP_POST_VARS?
as of right now it looks like the code would go as follows:
http://localhost/cgi-bin/script.pl");
?>
OK, any idea's on a good tutorial on how to create the socket to do a
HTTP_POST?
thanks,
evan
PS. My girlfriend always complains when I send back one line e-mail's. Now
I understand why.
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="foo=bar&food=apple";
$contentlength=$string.size;
$uuencodestring=uuencode($string);
but I don't seem to see the easy $string.size ?
any ideas on a good way to do this?
thanks,
evan
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