From: Andi Scharfstein Date: 2003-10-03T00:26:52+09:00 Subject: Re: http-access2 POSTing "Ara.T.Howard" wrote: >> After logging in [client.get('http://www.myskoda.de/index.html', >> {"callname" => "mylogin", "password" => "mypass"})], which works as >> expected, > > so sending the authentication this way works. Yes. After that, it get's stored in a cookie (sorry, forgot to post that part). >> I try to do the following: >> client.post('http://www.myskoda.de/emailsys/sms/sms.html', {"network" >> => "151", "number" => "12345678", "msg" => text}) > > i don't know this api - but is the autentication information sent > (automatically) again here? typically browsers do this for once > you've done it once, but i don't know if this object does that or not? Yes, it recognizes that I am authorized to load the page. Try doing that without logging in, you'll get an error. So, the cookie stuff seems to work... the problem is that the CGI doesn't seem to recognize or accept my input, but acts as if there was no input at all. Hence my suspicion that I don't handle the POST request correctly. I've tried adding the login data to the request, but that doesn't change anything. -- Bye: Andi S.