note 76416 deleted from function.get-headers by danbrown

Note Submitter: angelo [at] mandato (dot) com ---- Be forewarned, none of the get_headers() functions below will replicate the behavior of PHP 5's get_headers() for URLs that use the 'Location:' redirect header or return File Not Found headers. According to RFC1945, A user agent should never automatically redirect a request more than 5 times, since such redirections usually indicate an infinite loop. For true compatibility, the functions below should be able to handle up to 5 Location redirects within one function call. Only the native get_headers() function exhibits this behavior. None of the functions below handle the 'Location' redirection. The native PHP >= 5 get_headers() function will not return headers in some instances where the functions below would. For example, if the server returns a 404 status, get_headers() will throw a PHP warning. Unfortunately, the 404 error can only be known by looking at the headers. From first glance, all of the functions below will return 404 headers, which may be a desired effect but does not replicate the behavior of the native get_headers() function.