Mitch Wagner said:
> Looking at the file c:\sitescooper\tmp\cookies - presumably the hostname is
> the first item on a line, in the case of my test.site file, that would be
> nytimes.com But how can I find the "key" in the cookies file? My cookies
> file has four entries for nytimes.com:
>
> .nytimes.com TRUE / FALSE 1041458146 NYT-S
> 18Co344foxKEPj7.ctDkf1qsqW2pecgP4z2l36F16ssocQWCcCQN5aiWWM6xejuFextFzImayzxwwcOd
> h0VwuJ6HN3c.eSLgFx
> .nytimes.com TRUE / FALSE 1023400546 RDB
> C802016FA2000055530000000096960101000000000000
> .nytimes.com TRUE / FALSE 1041458104 RMID
> 80b196f324783c323073fd64
> .nytimes.com TRUE / FALSE 1010008507 popunderCounter 1
It's the 6th item on the line. But nytimes.com is pathological; if I
recall correctly, even this cookie trick doesn't work.
Instead what you have to do is include the login details in the initial
URL, CGI-style, like
URL:
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/world/text/index.html?username=sitescooper&password=sitescooper
that way. (btw sitescooper/sitescooper works on the NYT site) We used to
use this, until we found the channel.nytimes.com server would respond OK
anyway (which was simpler). Maybe someone out there still has a site
file for this?
--j.
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