HTTPAPI logs the HTTP response by setting it as the "last error that
occurred", this is just in case you might want to know what the actual
response is. It does this by setting it as HTTPAPI code HTTP_RESP.
This is a "feature" that isn't ever used, and I wouldn't recommend using
it yourself. But, I keep it in there because I don't want to break
backward compatability.
You should only be getting this if the http_url_post_raw() routine
returns "success" (i.e. does NOT report an error), and the value will
come from http_error().
My guess (purely a guess, I've not seen your code) is that sometimes
you're calling http_error() when http_url_post_raw() hasn't reported any
errors, and that's why you're seeing this.
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