multipart/form-data is very VERY similar to mail with attachments. Maybe you could tweak a package/library/class which allows that in order to build the POST request and then simply send it using socket functions to the server you want to. I don't know, maybe this is too complicated and you could actually find a library which does directly what you want to, but since you wanted "any and all replies"... :-)
If you also control the script on the other side and don't expect it to also receive uploads from regular browsers, you can issue a simple POST request using a variable which would contain the file - in this case, you'll have to base64 encode on one side and decode on the other - but this is not regular behaviour and it's useless if you need browsers to be able to upload on the receiving page. Bogdan SpamSucks86 wrote: >If I had a form on a page with <input type="file"> it would POST the >file to the script. I want to have a PHP script read a file and then >emulate that action to another script. Since the >enctype="multipart/form-data" I'd think that I can't just use the normal >POST method with CURL to do it. Anyone know how to do this? Thanks for >any and all replies. > > > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
