What is geturl function?

[siddscool19]

I was reading rapidleech script today and i faced a new function geturl

 

here:

$page = geturl($Url["host"], $Url["port"] ? $Url["port"] : 80, $Url["path"].($Url["query"] ? "?".$Url["query"] : ""), 0, 0, 0, 0, $_GET["proxy"],$pauth);

 

What does it do?

And is there any page on php.net on it

?

I was not able to find myself there

Hope someone can help

Thanks in advance

[ILMV]

It would appear this is a custom function... have you got the entire code files? You should search through to see if you can find said function.

[thebadbad]

It's a user defined function. You should be able to find the function definition somewhere in the source, it will probably say something like:

 

<?php
function geturl($param1, $param2, $param3 ... $param9) {
   //stuff
}
?>

 

When you find that you can see what the function does.

[mentalist]

Where did you find it? It's probably a wrapper function!

 

I couldn't find it on php.net either:

http://uk3.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=geturl&lang=en

[ILMV]

I have done a Google search... there is a getURL function within the HTTP_Request package of pear, but it doesn't share the same input parameters.

 

http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Request/

 

newer version

 

http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Request2

[siddscool19]

Hey people i found it in one of the files as a custom function

But the file in which i saw this function is not linked to the file in which the function is there by any of include or require

Then how can it work?

[ILMV]

Put it this way... if the script works, then it must, somehow find the function. I usually put an echo in the function, something like this:

 

echo("I am inside the function <br>");

 

If you get that output on the screen, then you can be sure the function is being called