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PHP HTTP protocol client is a PHP class for making HTTP requests. It can establish connections via SOCKS or proxy servers and establish secure connections (HTTPS) with optional SSL client certificates. It supports HTTP Basic, HTTP Digest, and NTLM (Windows or Samba) authentication mechanisms. It submits POST requests with user-defined form values, file uploading, or with user-defined request bodies. It handles cookies and automatic redirection handling. There is an addon class that logs in to Yahoo! and executes actions on behalf of the user, like exporting the address book or sending invitations to Yahoo! groups.

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2008-01-04 10:00
2008.01.03

This release introduces the support to establish
connections via a SOCKS 5 server. A new option was
added to avoid using the Curl library when sending
SSL requests.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

2007-07-24 09:07
2007.07.23

This release includes fixes for bugs in saving expired cookies and the validation of saved cookie expiry dates.
Tags: Minor bugfixes

2007-02-08 08:06
2007.02.07

The HTTP client class was enhanced to save and
restore the cookies sent by the sites, so it can
resume the sessions and reuse cookies later when
the class is used to access the same sites. The
Yahoo user class was fixed to correctly save an
address book to a CSV file dealing with the latest
changes done on Yahoo address book pages.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

2006-12-26 08:25
2006.12.23

The release avoids a potential memory exhaustion problem that could be caused while handling HTTP/1.1 100 status responses using recursion. The GetRequestArguments now sets the user to an empty string when a password is specified and the user is empty, and vice-versa.
Tags: Major bugfixes

2006-12-11 05:13
2006.12.10

The automatic redirection was fixed to handle
sites that may return multiple location headers in
the same redirection response.
Tags: Major bugfixes

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