I hope I ask this specific enough not to confuse or ask for the wrong answers.

Iam using LWP::useragent and HTTP::request to retreive documents. Now heres my problem:

When I retrieve them and print them to the screen, the document Im accessing also wants to send there own cookies to be set BUT, since Im accessing it thru my script, it seems to be unable to set its cookies.

I need a way to request the document; display the document; at the same time allow the requested documents domain to set these cookies because they are important.

I can't set there cookie so I have to find a way to allow them to set it.
Keep in mind I cannnot access the document without my script so I have to find a way to do it thru CGI.

Thanks.

Edited 2001-05-14 by Ovid. Shortened title. Original title was:

http::request, lwp::useragent, cookie, cookies, retrieve document; print it to screen; and allow them to set there own cookie

In reply to How can my script accept cookies? by Anonymous Monk

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