[2009-10-22 18:15] Tadeusz =?utf-8?B?U2/Fm25pZXJ6?= <tadzi...@gmail.com> > On 22-10-2009 09:09:25, Charlie Kester wrote: > > On Thu 22 Oct 2009 at 05:20:44 PDT Dieter Plaetinck wrote: > > > > > >what consitutes a "session" ? it's something that is maintained > > >serverside and the only way to "stay in it" is usually one or more of: > > >- keeping and sending cookie data > > >- keeping the same ip (and maybe user agent) > > >- requesting the urls they tell you to > > > > > >afaik both curl and wget can use existing cookie storages on your hard > > >disk (and can use the useragent you tell them to), so don't really see > > >the problem. > > > > It seems to me that the problems being discussed in this subthread arise > > because the "browser" combines two very distinct concerns: > > > > - managing the http traffic to and from the website, which includes the > > administrative details pertaining to the session > > > > - rendering the documents obtained from the website > > > > Perhaps we should be thinking about separating them? > > Then we will end up with some shit like uzbl - the browser which cannot > browse the web.
You should know, it's not uzbl's fault, so don't blame it! meillo P.S. Usually it's simple: If it can't be done right, one should think about not using it at all. ... /me thinks about it.
