Hi

I am attempting to build an automated logon to a secure site. Users in my clients portal should be able to click a logon button and gain access to the site without any further action needed.

I have succesfully achieved this using LWP. I am able to pass the page retrieved by LWP back to the user but if the user clicks on link in that page to another page within that secure site they are immediately logged out.

The reason is because the required session cookie is sitting in LWP's cookie jar on my server and not in the users browser (on their PC)

Is there any way I can pass the secure sites cookie back to the users browser and still have the browser believe that the cookie has come from the secure sites domain rather than the domain of my server and the LWP program?

Or is that too much like criminal behaviour! :)

Thanks

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