Justin, et al -- ...and then Justin Patrin said... % % One last thing. If all you need to do is go to a page and not navigate % it, you could just use HTTP_Request, upon which HTTP_Client is built.
That sounds even better; I'm only going to be dealing with a couple of
pages.
% Then again, if you have multiple request to do and have to keep sending
% the auth data, the Client would be best.
I'll try either both. I'm having some trouble getting started, though...
I surfed over to pear.php.net, found and downloaded both (yikes, Client
is only a 0.2 release :-) and opened them up. I made
/usr/local/lib/php/HTTP
and then copied each's contents in there (well, the docs/ over to the lib
docs file), so I now have
/usrlocal/lib/php/HTTP/Client.php
/usrlocal/lib/php/HTTP/Client/CookieManager.php
/usrlocal/lib/php/HTTP/Client/Listener.php
and similar for HTTP_Request but when I run a simple
echo "<?php require_once('HTTP/Client.php') ; print 'done';?>" |php -q
I get back "Failed opening required 'HTTP/Client.php'" :-(
Is there a different install procedure?
TIA & HAND
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