On Tue, 16 Jan 2007, imran shaik wrote:

> I would like to know the basic difference between -D and -c options when
> used to read cookies from files saved using -D or -c.

-D dumps headers and does not include all the details about cookies that -c
will. -D dumps headers to it will contain all info that the headers includes,
while -c writes cookies.

> Why is it suggested to use -c rather than -D to store cookies?

-c

> What is the behvior of these options when combined with a -L option?

-L does in no way change their behaviours.

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