On 11/16/2016 3:50 AM, Aaron Lewis wrote:
I have a file that contains a HTTP request,
```
GET /xxx.php
Host: xxx
Content-Type: xxx
...
```
I would like to ask PHP cli to parse the HTTP request from a file, and
setup $_FILES, $_POST, $_SERVER etc.
What should I do? I'm familiar with PHP extensions, so I'm capable of
modifying SAPI myself.
The Ultimate Web Scraper Toolkit over on GitHub can get you about 75% of
the way there in pure userland in a few lines of application code with
the WebServer class:
https://github.com/cubiclesoft/ultimate-web-scraper/
Possible approach:
$fp = fopen("/path/to/file.txt", "rb");
stream_set_blocking($fp, 0);
$server = new WebServer();
// If you want to allow gzipped/deflated input.
//$server->EnableCompression(true);
// If you are actually processing file input...
//$server->SetCacheDir("/path/to/cache/");
$client = $server->InitNewClient();
$client->fp = $fp;
do
{
$result = $server->Wait();
if (count($result["removed"]))
{
// File contains an invalid request.
// Maybe bail out more gently?
echo "Invalid request.\n";
exit();
}
} while (!$client->requestcomplete);
// Now use $client's public variables 'cookievars' and 'requestvars' to
load various superglobals. There isn't a pure structure though for
$_GET and $_POST.
...
is_uploaded_file(), move_uploaded_file(), sesssions, and other useful
built-ins might also not work as expected. Hence the 75% metric from
earlier.
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