Ralph Mitchell wrote:

>Curl loads and saves a standard Netscape-format cookie file. I
>imagine you could simply point curl to your normal browser cookie file
>and let 'et rip. I haven't tried this, by the way...
>
>

No, the other way around, curl gets the cookie, and
the browser needs to use that cookie afterwards.

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