[RESOLVED] cURL problem

I don't exactly know how to describe this, but I am trying to replicate a POST a program does.

I made a scrshot to best describe it (wireshark):
http://i49.tinypic.com/24c78yt.png

A normal postfields array in cURL would look like this:

Code:

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        $params = array(
        'sess_id' => $password,
        'filename' => $pure_name,
        'file_0'=>"@{$filename}"
        );

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But the problem is that if I separate the two values "filename" and "file_0", filename doesn't get read by the site I am posting to.

How do I replicate the section on the screenshot above? :ehh:
First I thought that file_0 may be an associative array like this:

Code:

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$file_0 = array('filename' => $pure_name, 'something' => "@{$filename}");

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But as you can see, I didn't know what to put as name for the file since I can't find it anywhere in wireshark.

Please, any cURL junkie out there want to give me a hand? :)


EDIT:

For those that doesn't understand the wireshark pic, here is the section in text, copied from Chrome:

Code:

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------WebKitFormBoundaryi5jMYnSHf5meHO6m

Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file_0"; filename="01.bmp"

Content-Type: image/bmp

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EDIT: I screwed up. The code just trolled me, it didn't work. Back at square one. (Damnit can't remove the "RESOLVED" tag either). So...any clues?

Here's something I use to pull stuff from my modem:

PHP Code:

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//Different ways to get webpages/files. Bothn allow for GET and POST. I suggest you use CURL though if you want to use POST. Here's some basic examples of both:

function getPage($modemUsername, $modemPassword, $modemIP, $modemPage)
{
  $thePageObj = curl_init();             
  curl_setopt($thePageObj, CURLOPT_URL, $modemIP . $modemPage);  
  curl_setopt($thePageObj, CURLOPT_USERPWD, $modemUsername . ":" . $modemPassword);
  curl_setopt($thePageObj, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, TRUE);
  $thePage = curl_exec($thePageObj);
  
  return $thePage;
  
} 


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Take it, with a little modification, it will help you on your quest.

Hmm sorry but I can't see the clue? :(