How can I tell if a site either does not accept cookies or has been given the option to accept my cookie and has declined. I have the following code that works great - but I've run into a problem with those that choose to forgo my cookie.
sub cookietest{
  my $cookname = "newcookie";
  my $cookietest = CGI->cookie($cookname);
  unless (defined $cookietest) {
    my $cookie1 = CGI->cookie(-NAME=>$cookname, 
                              -VALUE=>"abc", 
                              -EXPIRES=>"+2y", 
                              -PATH=>"/");
    print CGI->header(-COOKIE => $cookie1);
    }
}

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I don't know how to re-request the cookie. Just redoing
  my $cookietest = CGI->cookie($cookname);
does not work because I've already gotten the page.
Thanks in advance!

In reply to rechecking the cookie by Hammy

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