Permanent Programming 11

[stringplayer92]

I guess a second option, that I also can't get to work...

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#!/usr/bin/perl
use LWP;
use HTTP::Cookies;
#learn perl yourself


What am I doing wrong here?

Edit: removed some spoilerfic code. ~fas

[TheMindRapist]

I don't think you have to edit the cookie file, you should be able to set them someway.

[sharpskater69]

I was messing around earlier, I just sent my PHPSESSID cookie and it logged me in.

[Jimmy_xor]

Why not just use a JavaScript and get rid of all the cookie problems?

[sharpskater69]

You mean like a Greasemonkey script, Jimmy? Yeah that works too if it's what you mean. I just didn't know I could when I first started these missions.

[Jimmy_xor]

No, I mean that you put javascript:<very much code> in the address bar. It worked great for me

[TheMindRapist]

Yeah, that's the easy way to do it, I'll have to try that sometime.
Learning how to send cookies is good though.

[s3klyma]

okay..
so I've found that the only cookie I need to actually send
is the PHPSESSID.. I wasn't sure because there are so many.
What's _utm[a,b,c,z,ect.]?

But.. How am I supposed to decide what the value should be?
Every time you delete it, and re-login, it changes..

[sharpskater69]

Just do a

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javascript:alert(document.cookie)

in the address bar.

Send it however you do in Perl and it should log you in. "PHPSESSID=*" There used to be like a salted hash that we could use beside that, but that works.

[TheMindRapist]

Yes, just copy and paste your cookie into your program and have it get set. Then you don't need to log in.