Hi guys, My code: 
  my $bot = WWW::Mechanize->new();
 $bot->agent_alias( 'Linux Mozilla' );
 # Create a cookie jar for the login credentials
 $bot->cookie_jar(         HTTP::Cookies->new(             file       
+    => "cookies.txt",
                                              autosave       => 1,
                                              ignore_discard => 1,    
+ ) );

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What i want to know is how to get the value of the session id present in the cookie.txt file. Is there any specific function or do i have to open the file and read it and then substitute the values.Also when i add the header field, there is a field called cookie. What exactly do i substitute in that field.

In reply to Getting the value of cookies in cookies.txt file. by ItsyBitsy

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