Your cookie looks like this:

$VAR1 = [
          0,
          'JSESSIONID',
          '1F627DA1EED0B70CC94F4D3EB9ECD378.host',
          '/manager',
          'host.local',
          undef,
          1,
          undef,
          undef,
          1,
          {}
        ];
[download]

The HTTP::Cookies documentation says about the format:

  0  version
  1  key
  2  val
  3  path
  4  domain
  5  port
  6  path_spec
  7  secure
  8  expires
  9  discard
 10  hash
[download]

The ninth parameter, discard is 1 in your cookie. Why do you think that HTTP::UserAgent should save this cookie into a file?

As to your "negative" reputation, your nodes are currently at "-1" and "0" respectively. I downvoted both of them, because you did not do show any relevant code first, and then did no work on making the problem easily reproducible outside your specific environment.

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