See here...

http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/php/examples/?ex=multipartpost.php

Daniel Stenberg wrote:
>
> On Fri, 17 May 2002, Keith Hui wrote:
>
> ( PHP 4.1.2, curl 7.9.7 (same problem with 7.9.6 too), openssl 0.9.6b.)
>
> [multipart formpost code cut off]
>
> > My program would run to curl_exec() and not return from it.
>
> ...
>
> > By enabling various debugging options in the PHP curl module I knew that
> > the curl request is executed correctly (and the server returned the
> > expected response). When I checked with the server myself, the changes
> > written in $batchfile is executed.
>
> I'm not sure i understand this. Does the entire formpost get sent?
>
> > If I set RETURNTRANSFER to 0, I'll see the server's entire response.
>
> So the response is received too... Then it seems to be related to the
> RETURNTRANSFER code. That particular code is in the PHP/CURL module - the PHP
> glue layer for libcurl.
>
> > I have tried everything on the book, for both PHP and curl, and still
> > cannot get it to recognize that the one and only response the server will
> > send has been sent, and return with it.
>
> Can you perform the formpost upload with the command line tool properly?
>
> > Do I have to tell curl to make a custom request to make this work?
>
> You shouldn't need that. Then the PHP/CURL's support for multipart formposts
> are a bit odd compared to how other bindings do that.
>
> I am not a PHP hacker.
>
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