EXAMPLES: trying to access "tom.com" the REFERER is "bob.com

Im running a script that gains access to "tom.com" by "tricking" the site into thinking im "bob.com" after it runs the script sets the HTTP_COOKIE as follows:

$ENV{HTTP_COOKIE} = "REFERER=http://bob.com; ORIGINID=0; username=VOOOON; password=XfgEdnb48";

I want to extract "take" only the user & password above out of the $ENV variable above and set a cookie for a specific web site "EX: tom.com" so that Iam a authorized user when I type in or redirect to the site "tom.com" without having to use my script ".cgi" or having to manually type the user&pssword combo in at all.

Can this be done; if you respond Iam kinda new please be specific "written" if possible.

In reply to http_cookie, cookies, extracting from $ENV variable set cookie question by treasurehuntbob

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