Josh Levine wrote:
> Warning: fsockopen(): no SSL support in this build in
> /usr/home/research/htdocs/tests/secure2.php4 on line 6
>
> I did include OpenSSL support...is there something else I need to
> include?
Nevermind, I just re-built it from scratch again and it worked. Now I'm
just havi
Richard Lynch wrote:
> > $hostname = 'ssl://155.246.211.23';
>
> You have to be running PHP 4.3.0 (IE, CVS or snapshot) to use 'ssl://' with
> fsockopen, according to the manual.
>
> You may have to use cURL for now, or develop in 4.3.0 and deploy when it's
> ready, or...
I tried mucking arou
Richard Lynch wrote:
>
> >Here's some sample code:
> >
> > > $hostname = 'ssl://155.246.211.23';
>
> You have to be running PHP 4.3.0 (IE, CVS or snapshot) to use 'ssl://' with
> fsockopen, according to the manual.
>
> You may have to use cURL for now, or develop in 4.3.0 and deploy when it's
>
>I'm trying to connect to a Java application that's listening on a socket
>using SSL. I am trying to use fsockopen with the address beginning with
>ssl://, but it doesn't work. There's no error message that I can find,
>it just doesn't create the file-handler.
>
>Here's some sample code:
>
> $ho
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