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@zaus – Thanks for the help.

I ended up following through your plugin file and found that the hooks I was writing were not being fired because of this line in the forms-3rdparty-integration.php file:

elseif(!$response || !isset($response[‘response’]) || !isset($response[‘response’][‘code’]) || 200 != $response[‘response’][‘code’])

What was happening was that the server I post to gives back the URL as well as a 302 code instead of 200. When I change the 200 to 302, it suddenly begins to fire the Forms3rdPartyIntegration_remote_success hooks and life is happy.

At this point, I will see if I can change the response from the posting server, or perhaps leave my change permanently.

Thank you for your help!

There is something obviously wrong with the error message that tells you the problem is with curl.

I got past this finally by moving to CentOS 6 which solved the problem instantly. Too bad I had to goof around trying to satisfy the error message for so long.