Thanx guys, Ive moved my account to prohosting now I tried my code there and the same thing is still happening i.e. cookie created by not able to read it back

After I had created the cookie I edited my script so that it now only requested the cookie instead of creating it( the cookie is already there and it should therefore by sent to the script by the user agent) I searched for the cookie with

my $cookie_in = $query->cookie("MY_NAME");

but still nothing when I tried Andy's code I got the following....

pkit_id=user_id&nirvana7&hash&965e21f712b38aa13586765230ccc75a
pkit_session_id=c0fcc76283804096c4c56ca15e9eb4af

THis is the code he used to retrieve his cookie 
my $rcvd_cookies = $ENV{'HTTP_COOKIE'};
my @cookies = split /;/, $rcvd_cookies;
foreach my $cookie (@cookies)
{
  print $cookie,"\n";
}

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Therefore the raw data of this return, has the two lines above seperated by a semicolon

Im now initialising the cookie with.... 
my $cookie_out = $query->cookie(
       -name=>"MY_NAME",
       -value=>"Barry Griffin",
       -expires=>'+24h',
       -path=>'/cgi-bin/~nirvana7',
       -domain=>'rain.prohosting.com',
       -secure=>0
);

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The cookie content is

MY_NAME Barry%20Griffin rain.prohosting.com/cgi-bin/~nirvana7 0 1510090368 29437992 743584160 29437790 *

MY Script is located at:
http://rain.prohosting.com/~nirvana7/cgi-bin/dumb1.cgi

In reply to Re: Re: The Cookie Monster Returns......$ENV on tripod??????? by Anonymous Monk
in thread The Cookie Monster Returns......$ENV on tripod??????? by Baz

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