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Cookie Settings

Configuration of the cookies which are sent when opening an connection to an http server.

Cookie Parser

It is painsome to add a long list of cookies by copy/paste every field. The cookie parser can parse a block of exported cookie data from a browser. Currently Firefox2/3 and Internet Explorer are supported.

Firefox 2

In your firefox profile directory copy/paste the cookies into the data field.

An entry should be formatted like this:

.example.com TRUE / FALSE 1210456801 session-id 000-0000000-0000000

Firefox 3

Firefox 3 saves the cookie in sqlite databases.

Here is an explanation how to export them under Unix/Linux:
Execute the following command in your profile directory to export the cookies:

sqlite3 -separator $'t' cookies.sqlite "select name,value,host,path from moz cookies" > cookie export.txt

Copy/Paste the result from cookie export.txt into the parser field. (Be careful to preserve the tabs between the fields)

An entry should be formatted like this:

session-id 000-0000000-0000000 .example.com /

Internet Explorer

Copy the data from your user@host.domain[n].txt file and paste it into the data field. Do not use the windows notepad, it removes the CR's which are needed to separate the fields.

An entry should be formatted like this:

session-id
000-0000000-0000000
.example.com/
1024
342532096
32065574
2034862032
29898233
*

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