On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 06:06:44AM -0700, Jay McCarthy wrote:
> The answer to this question depends entirely on the site. Most sites
> will have an HTML form which expects you to send the credentials to
> via the query string or maybe post data. The response is likely to
> contain a cookie, in its
The answer to this question depends entirely on the site. Most sites
will have an HTML form which expects you to send the credentials to
via the query string or maybe post data. The response is likely to
contain a cookie, in its headers, which you would include in the
headers on future requests.
J
i can access a site's page with get-pure-port (net/url).
how can i do the same for a site which requires my login info?
i see that there is a header field in get-pure-port, but don't know if
that's to be used. also, wouldn't i require some sort of session
tracking so that i can keep accessing pag
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