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Garvin recently threw together a new event ( backend_http_request ), when coupled with his serendipity_event_proxy_request plugin, it allows the user to specify whatever HTTP proxy settings they require for making outbound HTTP requests. This is great (Thanks Garvin!)!
But there is one small problem - serendipity_reference_autodiscover and _serendipity_send don't use the PEAR HTTP_Request class and instead do some hand-crafted HTTP requests. Is there a compelling reason for this, or can they be changed to also use HTTP_Request method?
I'm going to have a little poke around and see what happens when I make this change (or indeed, if this change is possible).
Feedback gratefully received!
Martin
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Using fsockopen instead of PEAR's HTTP_Request class
by Marty » Fri Jan 13, 2006 2:33 pm
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Re: Using fsockopen instead of PEAR's HTTP_Request class
by garvinhicking » Fri Jan 13, 2006 3:06 pm
Those two functions ARE using the HTTP_Request class. But you must use the latest Serendipity 1.0-alpha versions for that; I've committed that change a few weeks ago. 
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Garvin
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