Earlier I sent this message:

>I am posting forms to an Authorize.net type server, and upon reply, my
>browser window shows <h1>ObjectMoved</h1> and a link to the page where the
>script should have redirected. I am very new to anything cURL and was
>wondering if cURL was doing this, and how to stop it.

>This is a php script utilizing libCURL.

Since I have found the following:
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2217
Which states that this is a 302 in the header information returned from the
server to which I've posted. It seems to be a Microsoft flaw with the
buffering in IIS. The gist is that two headers are sent when the page is
redirected - one with the 302, then another with the correct information. I
really can't get too technical - I haven't really delved that deeply into
the process. Anyway, I need to know if cURL is supposed to be aware and
redirect the data properly, which would mean I may not have a good install,
or do I need to talk with the folks hosting this web site and see what they
can do with their server.

Basically I'd like to know if there's a workaround on my end.

I appreciate your replies.

Regards,

Will Phillips
Received on 2001-11-21