Re: how to get the filesize of an online document?

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Hi,

thanks for the hint, but how can i get the size when the header isn't specified?

is there the possibility to "count the bits and bytes" when i get the file?


Sebastian

Gevorg Harutyunyan schrieb:
Hi,

You must get content-length http header value, but sometimes header is not set and you don't have any chance to
get size.

For more info see **get_headers** function description.

On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 12:31 PM, Sebastian Muszytowski <s.muszytowski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:s.muszytowski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

    Hello everyone,

    i have a little problem. I want to get the filesize of an online
    document (for example an rss or atom feed).
    I tried the filesize() function, but this doesn't work. I also
    search for options with cUrl but i didn't found any solution.

    Hope you can give me some hints or code snipplets so that i can
    work for an solution.

    Thanks in advance

    Sebastian

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