set the correct webfinger Accept: request header now that Mastodon fixed the bug that we changed it to work around
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@ -1240,16 +1240,9 @@ function webfinger_rfc7033($webbie, $zot = false) {
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logger('fetching url from resource: ' . $rhs . ':' . $webbie);
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// The default curl Accept: header is */*, which is incorrectly handled by Mastodon servers
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// and results in a 406 (Not Acceptable) response, and will also incorrectly produce an XML
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// document if you use 'application/jrd+json, */*'. We could set this to application/jrd+json,
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// but some test webfinger servers may not explicitly set the content type and they would be
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// blocked. The best compromise until Mastodon is fixed is to remove the Accept header which is
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// accomplished by setting it to nothing.
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$counter = 0;
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$s = z_fetch_url('https://' . $rhs . '/.well-known/webfinger?f=&resource=' . $resource . (($zot) ? '&zot=1' : ''),
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false, $counter, [ 'headers' => [ 'Accept:' ] ]);
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false, $counter, [ 'headers' => [ 'Accept: application/jrd+json, */*' ] ]);
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if($s['success']) {
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$j = json_decode($s['body'], true);
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