Re: My.Yahoo.com not cookie_jar friendly?

2000-10-16 Thread Derek J. Balling
Are you sure you wanted to POST to /config/verify and not /config/login? /config/verify checks EXISTING cookies (it VERIFIES the cookies you have). You're starting with an empty jar and verify is asking "Hey, do you have Yahoo cookies?", the answer to which is, quite obviously, "no", so its as

subclassing HTML::TreeBuilder?

2000-10-16 Thread Sean M. Burke
Someone wrote me privately about subclassing, and I think that what I wrote back to them could be informative to the list. Here it is: At 03:22 AM 2000-10-16 -0700, someone wrote to me privately: >Are you making it so that it'll never be possible to subclass, or just >that anyone who has, won't

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Re: My.Yahoo.com not cookie_jar friendly?

2000-10-16 Thread Derek J. Balling
I'll check into that. That's a LONG long standing system which actually checks the Agent string to see if you're "capable". If you plug in a "Mozilla/blah.blah.blah" from a current browser, that will go away. D At 4:45 PM -0700 10/13/00, Chris Beels wrote: >I tried using my cookie jar script

RE: Is it Perl ? Is it CGI ? Is it SSI ?

2000-10-16 Thread Jones Ashley
May be a form of XML or a privately written parser embedded into apache(PHP started out that way). I'm just now learning php and I know that it's not that, but looks similar. I don't know about xml, but from what I understand you can build your own tags. My best guess though would be a private