Bug #1868: specify extra request headers when opening a file from a URL
| From: | php at westerdal dot com | Date: | Sun, 25 Jul 1999 21:53:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug #1868: specify extra request headers when opening a file from a URL | ||
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From: php@westerdal.com
Operating system: Any
PHP version: 3.0.11
PHP Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Bug description: specify extra request headers when opening a file from a URL
There are a few problems with opening of files
via http right now. First is that most web servers
are tuned to handle the new 4.0 browsers. If they
don't see the right browser they throw bad files
at you. If they don't see the right referer string,
they also throw bad files at you. If they don't see
the right cookie yet again they throw bad files at
you. Stop this craziness!
So when requesting a file.
There needs to be more options.
HTTP_USER_AGENT:
HTTP_CONNECTION:
HTTP_ACCEPT:
HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE:
HTTP_COOKIE:
HTTP_REFERER:
Or to create your own tags.
The ability set or add these prior to any connection
would help!
I am badly in need of setting these options. Can some
tell me, is it a possibility of adding these options
into PHP?
I can set these options with APIs in Windows,
but I am trying to use UNIX here.
Please Help,
Mr. Westerdal
php@Westerdal.com