#!c:/perl/bin/perl

  use strict;
  
  use LWP::UserAgent;
  use HTTP::Request;
  use HTTP::Cookies;
  use HTTP::Response;
  use HTTP::Headers;
  use HTTP::Message;
  use HTTP::Request::Common;
  use LWP::Debug;
  use CGI;
  
  #STORE COOKIES IN FILE
  my  $cookie_file  = qq(c:/tmp3/mycookie.txt);
  
  #HOW MANY TIMES HAVE $cookie_jar BEEN CHANGED 
  local $main::called_cookie = 0; 
  
  my  $query = new CGI;
  print $query->header;
  
  #NEW USER-AGENT OBJEKT
  my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;  
  $ua->agent('Mozilla/4.0');
  
  #NEW COOKIE_JAR 
  my $cookie_jar=HTTP::Cookies->new ('file' => "$cookie_file", 
 'autosave' => '1');
 
  #SUB TO BE CALLED WHEN $cookie_jar CHANGES _ FOR DEBUGGING 
  $cookie_jar->scan(\&cookiesub);
  
  $cookie_jar->clear();  
  
  #VARIOUS TEST-SITES WHERE WE RECEIVE COOKIES 
  #my $req  = GET 'http://www.cdnow.com';  
  #my $req  = GET 'http://www.msn.com' ;  
  #my $req  = GET 'http://www.amazon.com'; 
  
  #WANTED !!  
  my  $req  = GET 'http://mother.netcom.no/Login/login_page.html'; 
  
  #GO GET INFO
  my $resp=$ua->request($req); 
  
  #UPDATE $cookie_jar;
  $cookie_jar->extract_cookies($resp);  
  
  #PRINT RETURNED HEADERS 
  print $resp->headers_as_string();  
  
  #SHOW VALUE OF $cookie_jar NOW
  print "\n\nMy Cookie_jar is now:".$cookie_jar->as_string."\n\n"; 
  
  #SHOW RESPONSE
  #print  "\n\n".$resp->as_string;  
  
  #SAVE $cookie_jar TO FILE;
  $cookie_jar->save(); 
  exit;
  
  sub cookiesub {
  print "\n\n----------------\n\Cookie has been altered";
  print "\nCookie_counter:$main::called_cookie \n";
  $main::called_cookie++;
  print "@_";
  print "\n----------------\n";
  }