On Thu, 18 Mar 2004, Yoav Schreiber wrote:

> Are the original cookies kept in the second request (the request that
> include the user and password)?

If you active the "cookie engine" in libcurl (which both CURLOPT_COOKIEFILE
and CURLOPT_COOKIEJAR do), it will automaticly update the cookies when it
receives new contents from the server. Just as your browser does.

> Are you calling curl_easy_perform() twice?

If you first need to fetch a patch to get the initial cookie, and then do the
actual login, I'd say it sounds like it takes two calls to *perform().

> Do I have to call other curl api for making it happen?

I'd recommend you to read the "Cookies Without Chocolate Chips" chapter in
libcurl-the-guide. Docs actually can help at times! ;-)

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