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CURLOPT()

Synopsis

Sets various options for future invocations of CURL.

Description

Options may be set globally or per channel. Per-channel settings will override global settings. Only HTTP headers are added instead of overriding

Syntax

CURLOPT(key)
Arguments

  • key

    • cookie - A cookie to send with the request. Multiple cookies are supported.

    • conntimeout - Number of seconds to wait for a connection to succeed

    • dnstimeout - Number of seconds to wait for DNS to be resolved

    • followlocation - Whether or not to follow HTTP 3xx redirects (boolean)

    • ftptext - For FTP URIs, force a text transfer (boolean)

    • ftptimeout - For FTP URIs, number of seconds to wait for a server response

    • header - Include header information in the result (boolean)

    • httpheader - Add HTTP header. Multiple calls add multiple headers. Setting of any header will remove the default "Content-Type application/x-www-form-urlencoded"

    • httptimeout - For HTTP(S) URIs, number of seconds to wait for a server response

    • maxredirs - Maximum number of redirects to follow. The default is -1, which allows for unlimited redirects. This only makes sense when followlocation is also set.

    • proxy - Hostname or IP address to use as a proxy server

    • proxytype - Type of 'proxy'

      • http

      • socks4

      • socks5

    • proxyport - Port number of the 'proxy'

    • proxyuserpwd - A username':'password combination to use for authenticating requests through a 'proxy'

    • referer - Referer URL to use for the request

    • useragent - UserAgent string to use for the request

    • userpwd - A username':'password to use for authentication when the server response to an initial request indicates a 401 status code.

    • ssl_verifypeer - Whether to verify the server certificate against a list of known root certificate authorities (boolean).

    • hashcompat - Assuming the responses will be in 'key1=value1&key2=value2' format, reformat the response such that it can be used by the 'HASH' function.

      • yes

      • no

      • legacy - Also translate '+' to the space character, in violation of current RFC standards.

    • failurecodes - A comma separated list of HTTP response codes to be treated as errors

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