SH>> I'd expect it to work with all php's above 4.0.8, the only problem
SH>> is that if you link PHP 4.0.8 with an older version of CURL this
SH>> will cause PHP compilation errors that maybe unforseen, therefore,
SH>> to right it truly portable, you need two version checks for each new
SH>> piece of code.
SH>>
SH>> if (phpversion == 4.0.8 && curl_version == 7.9) {
SH>> curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYRESULT, 1);
SH>> }
No, I need just:
if ($curl_version >= 7.9) {
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYRESULT, 1);
}
And this is way better for one simple reason - it's easy to know which
version of cURL CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYRESULT appeared in. It's pretty hard to
know which version of PHP is required for that, unless you are familiar
with CVSweb and stuff (or depend on ChangeLog and people really
documenting changes in their commit messages - which is not the case,
unfortunately).
This is also way better for logical reasons - you don't really need PHP
4.0.8 here, you need recent cURL, right? You couldn't care less for PHP
version one it supports what you want. Also, imagine this is a stand-alone
extension - oops. You need to check version anyway, since it is not linked
to any specific PHP release. Won't it be logical to just check what you
want to know instead of trying to shave with an axe?
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