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> Having taken a peek at mchttpd, I have a small server up and running which I
> am porting from a Flamethrower project. As such I am replacing built-in
> Flamethrower functions (cgiPostArgs(), cgiSearchArgs(), cgiFullRequest(),
> etc, etc) with Metatalk functions. Most of these are straight-forward.
> However, I'm not so sure about replying with cookies. Has anyone written
> anything using cookies, or know of a good reference? It's easy enough to
> figure out how to parse them out of a request, but replying is voodoo to me.
>
> Thanks,
> Brian Yennie
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Hi,
Wy do you want to use cookies ? It's, always, more elegant and clean to
store the clients environmental variables in hidden fields, formated and
sent with the form file requered by each client... You will then be able
to catch the hidden data when the client will post his next request.
This method is fine running, without needing to read or write anything
on the client-side.
Regards, Pierre
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