Do know. The problem is that we can't use a keep alive connection. At least with the page reload the connection will be lost. A browser is keeping open the connection. That might be the difference.

I already wrote a small dirty ArmoryProxy in perl, but that was a few month ago. So this one would need to be rebuild, too and on the other hand most users won't be able to use because they have no shell access to there hosts.

Does anyone know if its possible to keep a curl connection among a session?

poetter wrote:Do know. The problem is that we can't use a keep alive connection. At least with the page reload the connection will be lost. A browser is keeping open the connection. That might be the difference.

I already wrote a small dirty ArmoryProxy in perl, but that was a few month ago. So this one would need to be rebuild, too and on the other hand most users won't be able to use because they have no shell access to there hosts.

Does anyone know if its possible to keep a curl connection among a session?

If your php build supports SOAP you can do this, but you would have to write your own calls.

Lastly a perl module will run on any well respected webhost.

poetter wrote:Does anyone know if its possible to keep a curl connection among a session?

"Proxy-Connection: Keep-Alive"