On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 07:21:53PM -0700, Walter Ian Kaye wrote: > At 07:48 p -0500 11/16/2011, Thomas Dickey didst inscribe upon an > electronic papyrus: > >> On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 04:09:41PM -0700, Walter Ian Kaye wrote: >>>> was PERSISTENT_COOKIES set? >>>> (just checking - I don't see anything obviously incorrect in the logic). >>> >>> >>> Yup, unless there's some invisible character mucking it up. >> >> that's not likely (though it's also possible to see all of the configured >> values using -trace-mask and -trace). > > Going through the options screen links, everything looks right. > > >> > BTW, now each time I launch Lynx and go to Google, it says unexpected? >>> server disconnect and it doesn't remember me from the previous session; I >>> have to log in again each time. >>> >>> So maybe the problem is with the persistent cookies setting? >>> Was there a bug fixed in a later version? >> >> I made a couple of cookie changes for Debian #460108, as well as another: > > Doesn't seem to apply.
:-(
I can recall some case where cookies would be relevant to server disconnect.
But more often than not, the clues are in the trace file.
> I recently moved my website from Verio to another host, and I copied my
> old .lynx_cookies file to reuse on the new host. Yet when I'm in Lynx and
> hit ^K, it tells me the cookie jar is empty. The cookie file is 8K; it's
> not empty.
perhaps it's looking in a different place?
running
lynx -trace -trace-mask=32 .
should show where it's reading from
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