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This may seem kind of weird.. but I need to evaluate/parse chunks being sent over HTTP with PHP.
It’s of note to say that the HTTP stream may never end. Is there any way I can parse chunks as I get them with CURL?
Or do I have to resort to some home-brewed fsockopen() solution?
Take a look at the option
CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION. You can define a callback that will be called when there’s new data in the response. See the manual.