My excuse. Noticed that the "daily send update" removes a huge lumb of
information. My bad...

As followup on your thread, the main problem is that te information that
is returned by Curl is parsed content. U might be able
To send a "cookie" in the request header, but then u must somehow catch
this with the $_COOKIE var.

This is because the $_SESSION vars are stored at the client side as far
as i know. This means that the "server" side wich initiates the "curl"
command isnt aware of these $_SESSION vars and will not be able to
restore them with a cookie, unless they are stored in a database, where
the row id send with the cookies is the corresponding id.

please take a look at this to get a better idea ;)

http://www.rawdata.net/developer/php_examples/forms/getFormData.inc.php

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