- From: jwd <jwd@choice.net>
- Date: Sat, 05 Dec 1998 15:46:47 -0500
- To: www-lib <www-lib@w3.org>
Please be patient with me. I am a libwww newbie. Here is what I am trying to do: My local telco implemented ADSL. The login to then and subsequent logins use cgi "GET" forms. I have looked at the libwww code to handle this. The thing I need to do is capture a redirected port to use in subsequent GETs. So my initial URI is http://a.b.c/, the server redirects to http://a.b.c:9999/ and goes on. I don't want the automatic redirect to occur and I want to read the Location: header I get back to pickup this new URI. Once I have the new URI, all the rest are http://a.b.c:999/fubar&username=x&password=y type requests. I suppose I should put back the responses ii get in a chunk because I then need to look for specific strings to determine the success or failure. Any ideas here would be appreciated. tia, jim drash <jwd@choice.net>
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