The php Function Curl_Reset

PHP is a widely used scripting language which has a lot of built-in functions that can perform various tasks. One such function is called cURL. cURL is a library and a command-line tool that enables us to receive and transmit data using URL syntax. It supports a wide range of internal protocols including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, GOPHER, TELNET, and DICT. cURL has become a renowned extension since it allows us to quickly and firmly fetch information from other websites without much effort.

There are many useful php functions that are associated with cURL. Some of them include curl_setopt, curl_exec, and curl_close. These functions help you to set a number of options for a cURL session and they can also be used to set multiple options in an array format. It is also possible to use these functions to submit forms automatically, encrypt data and to use cookies.

The php function curl_setopt() is used to set a variety of options for the current cURL session. It accepts a cURL handle as its input parameter and an array of values as its argument. The keys in the array are either curl_setopt() constants or their integer equivalents. It returns TRUE if all of the options were successfully set or FALSE otherwise.

When the cURL option CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER is set to false, it basically enables a server to accept any certificate, even if it does not match its host name. This is not a good idea from a security standpoint, so we should make sure that this option is disabled.

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curl_reset example

if (\count($this->handles) >= $this->maxHandles) {
            \curl_close($resource);
        } else {
            // Remove all callback functions as they can hold onto references             // and are not cleaned up by curl_reset. Using curl_setopt_array             // does not work for some reason, so removing each one             // individually.             \curl_setopt($resource, \CURLOPT_HEADERFUNCTION, null);
            \curl_setopt($resource, \CURLOPT_READFUNCTION, null);
            \curl_setopt($resource, \CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION, null);
            \curl_setopt($resource, \CURLOPT_PROGRESSFUNCTION, null);
            \curl_reset($resource);
            $this->handles[] = $resource;
        }
    }

    /** * Completes a cURL transaction, either returning a response promise or a * rejected promise. * * @param callable(RequestInterface, array): PromiseInterface $handler * @param CurlFactoryInterface $factory Dictates how the handle is released */
    
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