Hi

First let me get htis out of the way: 

sub SetUserSessionCookie
{    
    my ($sname,$sid) = @_;
    #use CGI qw/:standard/;
    #use CGI::Cookie;
    my $sessioncookie = new CGI::Cookie(-name=>$sname,-value=>$sid,-ex
+pires=>$session_cookie_timeout,-path=>'/cgi-bin',-domain=>$domain,-se
+cure=>1);
    print header(-Cookie=>[$sessioncookie],-type=>"text/html");
}

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The cookie is set anew each time I log in.

I will try to attach screen shot of firefox|options|cookies. Interestingly enough there is another unknown cookie that get posted to the page. Don't know where it comes from.Not in my code.

I will rake your advice and try to gin up something that will work. I have been fooling around with this all afternoon and it is very tiring. I usually (with advice) get issues resolved much faster.

Best regards

In reply to Re^2: Cookie->fetch problem by tultalk
in thread Cookie->fetch problem by tultalk

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