[SOLVED] Display limit for fsocksopen?

[Asheeown]

When connected with a socket connection to a server is it limited or does it display the full session everytime you call for it?

 

For example I'm connected to a server and I call the data at 20 lines but in between the next call 300 more lines of data come in, will it get all 320 lines the next time or is it limited to say 200 lines?

[Asheeown]

Bump?

[Asheeown]

Bump, I guess, just a simple question

[DarkWater]

Can you elaborate more?  You lost me at 'call the data at 20 lines'.

[Asheeown]

An fgets command pulls data from a socket connection, is their any limit to the amount of data fgets can receive or does it always get 100% of what the socket connection can produce?

[DarkWater]

You have fsockopen() in the title, so you confused me.  I thought you meant fgets, but I wasn't sure.  Since fgets() stops at a newline, I'd suggest using fread():

 

$data = fread($socket, 8192);

[Asheeown]

And that will pull all data in the connection no matter how big?

[DarkWater]

It'll read the first 8192 bytes.  You might be able to get away with using feof() in a loop...

 

while (!feof($socket)) {
        $data[] = fread($socket, 8192);
}
implode(chr(0x0A), $data);