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[2001-08-26 10:45 UTC] ronaldo at inbox dot lv
I'm using PhP 4.0.6 with Apache 1.3 and the
problem is opening remote files with fopen("http://...");
The following code:
>$fp = fopen("http://www.php.net", "r") or die("OPEN");
>while (! feof($fp))
>{
> fread($fp, 1024) or die("READ");
>}
>fclose($fp) or die("CLOSE");
Produced the following output:
>Warning: php_hostconnect: connect failed in filename.php..
>
>Warning: fopen("http://www.php.net","r") - Bad file
>descriptor in filename.php..
I tried to use fsockopen() with my IE proxy and port settings - it was successful. Maybe the problem is in Apache configuration, but I just can't figure that out!
If you can help, please, send to my email: ronaldo@inbox.lv
Kind regards
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