On Fri, 9 Feb 2001, Bas van Rooijen wrote:

(Cc'ed to the curl mailing list)

> I tried using this option using php 4.0.3pl1 --> doesn't work, there's no
> CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER constant defined

That is actually not a direct problem with curl or libcurl. The limitation is
in the PHP glue layer between PHP and libcurl.

> So I compiled 4.0.4pl1 (latest version) and this one actually has the
> CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER constant (set to 42) but it still seems like no
> additional headers are sent.

That constant is set to 23 in the standard curl header.

> I convinced the other party to optionally include the info in the POST
> BODY, but i'm still wondering what's wrong here..

 You're talking about a problem in the glue code for PHP. Sterling Hughes of
the PHP team is the (initial) author of that code and I suggest that you talk
it out with him or file a bug report in PHP bug tracker. CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER
works in libcurl, if you just use it correctly.

 I might be wrong, but I have no evidence indicating a libcurl problem here.

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