I want to submit to 9,000 forms (all across one domain) and it's not spamming, just so you know.
My spider sense is tingling.

Anything that would require that many form submissions would be better done by eliminating the web element and going directly to the resulting database. Have you tried just modifying the database, presuming it's yours? And if it's not yours, why the hell are you submitting 9000 forms? Beside, Perl can only handle 8192 forms in one session.

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In reply to Re: automated form processing with cookies by merlyn
in thread automated form processing with cookies by Anonymous Monk

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