> $fp = fsockopen('secure.aaa.com',443,&$err_num,&$err_msg);
Talking to an SSL server on port 443 is a bit more complicated than chatting
up an HTTP server on port 80.
You have to pre-negotiate your encryption algorithms and send some public
keys back and forth to generate some more public/private key-pairs and...
While DIY is tons of fun, with a deadline of the 27th looming, I'd look into
using "cURL".
Search the archives for URLs and further info on cURL. Last I heard,
somebody was gonna integrate cURL direct into PHP, but I've been out of it
for awhile.
Oh yeah: I'm baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack! :-)
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