Hey

Thanks... I can now see the cookies getting padded to the requests, but on the third request (where I'm redirected to the homepage)I just see

Cookie2: $Version="1".

In response to that request, the http response cookie has the field "loggedin=false" which was 'true' in all the prior transactions. I was even able to see my user ID & other personal info fetched from the server in the cookie fields in the first 2 trransactions. So I assume I was logged into the server before this transaction happened. Am I still logged in ?

'Client-SSL-Warning: Peer certificate not verified' for the first 2 requests. Is that an issue ?

The field 'Connection' is always 'close' in response to my requests where I set that field to 'keep-alive'.

How do I remain logged in to continue with further transactions ?

Please help.... thanks

In reply to Re^2: https login using WWW::Mechanize by baghu
in thread https login using WWW::Mechanize by baghu

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