Michael,
It's always worked for us. Try this login form using the username "demo"
and the password "blue":
http://hksi.net/test-imail-login.html
That's a different machine from our IMail server. View the source and
you'll see how we're passing the form. Have never seen a case where the
session ID isn't being written to the URL. Do you have the hidden input
field (<input type="hidden" name="page" value="login">) in place?
HTH,
Ron Allen Hornbaker ����
Humankind Systems, Inc. ~
http://humankindsystems.com/LoftCam
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> I am trying to feed the Imail login process the username and
> password for ma
> database on another machine. The first time through it makes
> it past the
> logon process to welcome.html, but the links are missing a
> key piece of
> information. For example, a local logon generate a link that
> looks like
> /<some characters>/menu.<user id>.cgi?<parameters>. When I
> logon from the
> remote machine I get the same URL EXCEPT for the initial
> <some characters>
> bit and I get redirected to the logon screen.
>
> Does anyone know how I can get that string (which I think is
> equivalent to
> IMAIL.UserKey) to generate on the remote call, or am I going
> to have to make
> my uses log in a second time (they've all ready logged onto
> the site. It
> seems a bit redundant to make them log in again for email).
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