On 4/17/24 11:57 AM, Kalpesh Patel wrote:
You can also save cookies to a file named cookies.txt as follows: #curl -c cookies.txt https://login.yahoo.com -I
Some info: The user having issues with YahooJSON that I've been having a discussion with tried the simple curl command. Just *one* cookie is returned from https://login.yahoo.com/. I've tried it on 5 different systems in 3 different places (work, home, a FreeBSD server in NYC I have access to) and curl returns 4 cookies.
The user having an issue is in Europe, I believe Spain. Maybe this is a geo based issue? Just guessing.
On a side note about the "-I/--head" option to curl. It doesn't happen often but some websites disallow the HEAD fetch method. Which is why I default to using "-i/--include".
On a better note (I won't say good), I have identified how to get the YahooWeb and Fool modules to work. Notes are added to the issues (https://github.com/finance-quote/finance-quote/issues/379 and https://github.com/finance-quote/finance-quote/issues/377) if someone wants to work on pull requests to address those before I get a chance to.
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