Bugs item #432245, was updated on 2001-06-11 16:57
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Category: debug/info output
Group: new feature request
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Daniel Stenberg (bagder)
Summary: curl should emit the headers to a file

Initial Comment:
mr_j_harris_at_yahoo.com

My need is/was to be able to make an HTTPS posting of
XML data to a server.

I tried and was unable to use the php::curl because of
inadequate control over the HTTP Headers. I could not
change Content-Type from www-url-encoded to text/xml

I am able to control the Content-Type headers [and all
other hHTTP headers, it says :)] and emit my text/xml
HTTPS post via formatting a curl command line and
php::exec() ing it.

I am able to make successful HTTPS posts like this,
however it would make my work a lot easier if I could
setup the CURL to save all its output (HTTP headers
and POST data both) to a file for diagnostic work.
I.e., so I can look at exactly what I sent.

At present CURL will only emit the RECIEVED data (from
the targeted HTTP/S host) to a file (via --include
and --output command line args)

I can see what I recieved but I cannot see what I sent.

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Received on 2001-06-12