Daniel Stenberg wrote:

>
> Also, the cookie(s) might be "session" cookies that Mozilla won't
> (re-) use.

It is sessioncookies (expire at end of session, says the cookie manager).

> You could possibly avoid that by forcing them to expire at a later time.
>
I do not have a clue how to do this.
The values in the mozilla cookie manager does not
correspond to anything in the cookies.txt file, that is
obviously the wrong file (though it canges when i get
a cookie...), there is nothing that even resembles an
expiring date anywere in that file, but the cookie manager
says there is.. i do not get it. I know how to use sed, but in
this case.. i do not know what file to edit.

Anyway, when i use "curl -b none -c path/to/cookie.txt"
is that at least supposed to be right?

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