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BasilC · 05-06-2003, 11:26 AM

For instance, if I want to follow the series of articles on the war against terrorism/Iraq by Paul Rogers, I use the following url: http://www.opendemocracy.net/columns/view-2.jsp

I'm a registered user of the site, and have two cookies from it.

One is as follows:

SITESERVER
ID=1532487b92abed72be0d178d7a79fe8c
od2.co.uk/
1024
642859008
31887777
3841275488
29549022
*

the other:

SITESERVER
ID=a03f860c239d945c6dcf40153568dabb
od2.com/
1024
642859008
31887777
1503500080
29549020
*

I assume that SITESERVER is the name of the cookie, the sequences beginning with ID= are the values, od2.com and od2.co.uk are the domains. I'm attaching a screenshot.

I've tried four combinations: no cookies, either of these cookies on its own, or both together, but I always get the "Not Logged On message" in the iSilo file that results.

With HandStory it works fine.

I guess you would have to register with Open Democracy yourself before you could experiment.

05-06-2003, 11:26 AM	#13
BasilC Zealot Posts: 129 Karma: 60 Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: London England Device: Palm Tungsten T3	For instance, if I want to follow the series of articles on the war against terrorism/Iraq by Paul Rogers, I use the following url: http://www.opendemocracy.net/columns/view-2.jsp I'm a registered user of the site, and have two cookies from it. One is as follows: SITESERVER ID=1532487b92abed72be0d178d7a79fe8c od2.co.uk/ 1024 642859008 31887777 3841275488 29549022 * the other: SITESERVER ID=a03f860c239d945c6dcf40153568dabb od2.com/ 1024 642859008 31887777 1503500080 29549020 * I assume that SITESERVER is the name of the cookie, the sequences beginning with ID= are the values, od2.com and od2.co.uk are the domains. I'm attaching a screenshot. I've tried four combinations: no cookies, either of these cookies on its own, or both together, but I always get the "Not Logged On message" in the iSilo file that results. With HandStory it works fine. I guess you would have to register with Open Democracy yourself before you could experiment.