After a user logins to the Web Mail, it takes him or her to the menu.cgi page. However, I can't find that page anywhere in the web directory of iMail. I also notice that the login form post to a seemingly non-existent login.cgi. Does anyone know where these pages are or how WebMail is creating them?
The key here is that URLs don't always point to files on a hard drive (and when they do, most of the content of the page may not be in those files). With IMail web messaging, the quick way to find out is to look at the source of the HTML page, which usually has the filename in a comment.
> Is there anyway to programmatically find the User Key? I'm trying to create > an auto-login page with ASP and the XMLHTTP object. I can login just fine, > but I can't do much else because the user key is missing. Any help would be > greatly appreciated.
I believe that key changes for each connection.
IIRC, when I was experimenting with this a number of years ago, I had an ASP page that would post the username/password and retrieve the resulting page, return that to the user along with an HTTP "Location:"(?) header pointing to the new URL (so that any relative links on the page would work properly).
As I mentioned before, it isn't easy, but it definitely can be done.
-Scott
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