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> Can cookies be used? A case study problem:
> I have
read through the postings in regards to cookies and
> still
don't know what to do.
> The website I am trying to copy is
www.worldmag.com. It is
> a News Magazine that offers free
access to anyone who
> registers with a username, password,
and email address.
> I checked the Temporary Internet Files
folder and found a
> cookie that is related to the website.
The cookie is always
> in the Windows / Temporary Internet
Files Folder; it does
> not disappear.
>
> The cookie's
characteristics:
> Name: world
> Its internet address:
jc@www.worldmag.com/world
> Type: Text Document
> Size: 1 KB
> Expires: 7/30/20 8:00 PM
> Last Modified: 11/29/02 4:41 PM
> Last Accessed: 11/29/02 4:41 PM
> Last Checked: 11/29/02
4:41 PM
>
>
> When I opened the cookie in notepad, here
are the contents
> of the cookie:
> reset
> Y
>
www.worldmag.com/world
> 0
> 262774784
> 30828271
>
1118177184
> 29530121
> *
> verified
> Y
>
www.worldmag.com/world
> 0
> 262774784
> 30828271
>
1118177184
> 29530121
> *
> registrant%5Fid
> 23943
>
www.worldmag.com/world
> 0
> 262774784
> 30828271
>
1118677184
> 29530121
> *
>
>
> I think that the cookie
saves the login (username/password)
> information.
>
> I
have read the posts:
> 'Can Cookies be used?' with CM
>
'Cookie Login Question'
> and others
>
> I use Internet
Explorer 5.5, WinHTTrack 3.22-3, Win98.
>
>
> It is as if
someone who is unregistered tries to read some
> of the
articles, he is redirected to the registration page.
> It
is something like this (but not necessarily exactly the
>
same URL):
>
>
> In the HTTPTrack copy of the website it
has this:
>
<http://www.worldmag.com/world/register/home.asp?pURL>=%
>
2Fworld%2Fissue%2F12%2D07%2D02%2Fnational%5F4%2Easp
>
>
With the Title 'This Page Has Moved.' This title is on the
> window's title bar.
>
> The Real web page it should get
is:
> <http://www.worldmag.com/world/issue/12-07>-
>
02/national_4.asp. But I don't think that it is reading the
> cookie that I placed in BOTH the WinHTTrack Folder and the
> project folder. I even saved my project first, as per the
> instructions on a different post. When I did, the cookie
> that I copy from Windows/Temporary Internet Files was
>
merged into the cookies.txt file. But it does not help. I
>
don't think that www.worldmag.com recognizes the cookie of
> WinHTTrack.
>
> If all this sounds confusing, I suggest
trying the website
> copying. It does not take long. (about
100 Kilobytes or 12
> articles). For instance, try
>
<http://www.worldmag.com/world/issue/12-07-02/>
>
> Thank
you,
> Hanz
>
> Can cookies be used? A case study problem:
> I have read through the postings in regards to cookies and
> still don't know what to do.
> The website I am trying to
copy is www.worldmag.com. It is
> a News Magazine that
offers free access to anyone who
> registers with a
username, password, and email address.
> I checked the
Temporary Internet Files folder and found a
> cookie that
is related to the website. The cookie is always
> in the
Windows / Temporary Internet Files Folder; it does
> not
disappear.
>
> The cookie's characteristics:
> Name: world
> Its internet address: jc@www.worldmag.com/world
> Type:
Text Document
> Size: 1 KB
> Expires: 7/30/20 8:00 PM
> Last
Modified: 11/29/02 4:41 PM
> Last Accessed: 11/29/02 4:41 PM
> Last Checked: 11/29/02 4:41 PM
>
>
> When I opened the
cookie in notepad, here are the contents
> of the cookie:
> reset
> Y
> www.worldmag.com/world
> 0
> 262774784
>
30828271
> 1118177184
> 29530121
> *
> verified
> Y
>
www.worldmag.com/world
> 0
> 262774784
> 30828271
>
1118177184
> 29530121
> *
> registrant%5Fid
> 23943
>
www.worldmag.com/world
> 0
> 262774784
> 30828271
>
1118677184
> 29530121
> *
>
>
> I think that the cookie
saves the login (username/password)
> information.
>
> I
have read the posts:
> 'Can Cookies be used?' with CM
>
'Cookie Login Question'
> and others
>
> I use Internet
Explorer 5.5, WinHTTrack 3.22-3, Win98.
>
>
> It is as if
someone who is unregistered tries to read some
> of the
articles, he is redirected to the registration page.
> It
is something like this (but not necessarily exactly the
>
same URL):
>
>
> In the HTTPTrack copy of the website it
has this:
>
<http://www.worldmag.com/world/register/home.asp?pURL>=%
>
2Fworld%2Fissue%2F12%2D07%2D02%2Fnational%5F4%2Easp
>
>
With the Title 'This Page Has Moved.' This title is on the
> window's title bar.
>
> The Real web page it should get
is:
> <http://www.worldmag.com/world/issue/12-07>-
>
02/national_4.asp. But I don't think that it is reading the
> cookie that I placed in BOTH the WinHTTrack Folder and the
> project folder. I even saved my project first, as per the
> instructions on a different post. When I did, the cookie
> that I copy from Windows/Temporary Internet Files was
>
merged into the cookies.txt file. But it does not help. I
>
don't think that www.worldmag.com recognizes the cookie of
> WinHTTrack.
>
> If all this sounds confusing, I suggest
trying the website
> copying. It does not take long. (about
100 Kilobytes or 12
> articles). F | |
