Re: fsockopen & cookies

> The server doesn't know that you are using a script instead of a browser. > What are the headers that you sent the server and what are the ones your web > browser sent. Also what reply did you get and did your browser get. Well, if the host is using virtual hosting (i.e. different pages get returned for different hostnames, even with the same IP address) you'll need to send a "Host:" field in the header which contains the hostname of the site you're trying to get to. I believe it goes something like this (someone correct me if I'm wrong): GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: slashdot.org ... or something to that effect. Matt -- Matt Spong <spong@baked.net> www.wam.umd.edu/~spong Author and maintainer of PowerShell: powershell.sourceforge.net UM Linux Users Group Secretary/Webmaster: www.umlug.org AIM: Spong1027 ICQ: 74069183 GPG Public Key: finger spong+@glue.umd.edu GPG Fingerprint: CA2C 476C E63C DD01 917C 33C4 85D5 2FA3 864F CB8F "Those who desire to give up freedom in order to gain security, will not have, nor do they deserve, either one." -Thomas Jefferson