On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 theexperts_at_allprodirect.com wrote:

> So if I understand correctly: someone would modify how the PHP/CURL module
> handles errors, this would be a new version of CURL, or a patch, and would
> have to be installed on the server? (In my case, I would have to convince
> my web host to install it.)

Right.

> I am wondering if writing to a file (i.e. curlopt_file) behaves
> differently, capturing any partial transfer. If so, I could change my php
> program to handle it that way.

It will be different, since I doubt very much that the php/curl module will
remove the file in case of errors (if it even can). I guess it just leaves
it, and that is what libcurl does too.

-- 
 Daniel Stenberg -- curl, cURL, Curl, CURL. Groks URLs.
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