[Pro. PHP Dev.] Re: Question about CURL

    : Operation timed out after 10000 milliseconds with 0 bytes received
    in on line

    Any ideas?


Yes. You set the curl timeout at 10 seconds, and by then, the response from 
the remote server had not yet arrived completely. In this case, you 
received 0 bytes.

There might've be an error on the server, but I would assume that the 
server script completed, and I would not repost the same information. 
Verifying with an API call if the information exists is a good thing to try.

Suggestion: increase the timeout to 20 seconds during testing (or more if 
needed), until you get the expected response. 

And you can get more debug data inside curl_post() using these:

1) Set CURLOPT_HEADER to 1 and print out $result (the headers will be a the 
top)

2)
$array = curl_getinfo($ch); 
echo '<pre>'.print_r($array, 1).'</pre>';

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