Is there a way to 'capture' the entire HTTP output of another site?

[irock]

Is there a way to 'capture' the entire HTTP output of another site?

Could this be done with a few lines of codes?

Thanks!

[andreasfriedrich]

fsockopen() [php.net] will open a connection to a certain host. You can then use fputs() [php.net] and fgets() [php.net] to talk to and read from that host. You´ll need to talk HTTP and it will talk back to you using HTTP as well.

Code examples are available on WebmasterWorld or the fsockopen() [php.net] manual page.

Andreas

[seindal]

I usually use "wget -d -U 'whatever user-agent you want' URL"
to see all the request and response headers.

René.

[beit company]

CURL functions can help too.

[crypto]

This is how you can capture an HTTP output:

$html = implode ('', file ('http://domain.com/<file>'));