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how to login into a web page
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| Jagjeet_Singh 2006-10-19, 7:55 am |
| Hi All,
I need your help to solve my problem. I do not know whether this
question can be solved using perl or not
but someone told me that perl could be the solution.
I want to automate the login to one site [ very few components ] like
I have internet connection 24*7 but my
machine got logged off I do not use internet for few minutes, then I
have to login to my service provider authentication site.
My service provider does not provide any solution for to be logged on
all the time or no automatic login.
And I need to use my machine from remote location.
So, I am looking for any script or way to do this automatically. When
ever I am not logged to my service provider and I can pass the url like
http://service_provider_ip/his_basi...cation_page.php
and I can profide user name and password and press the "submit" button.
Please tell me if is there any way to do this automatically.
Regards,
Js
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| Paul Lalli 2006-10-19, 6:55 pm |
| Jagjeet_Singh wrote:
> I want to automate the login to one site [ very few components ] like
> I have internet connection 24*7 but my
> machine got logged off I do not use internet for few minutes, then I
> have to login to my service provider authentication site.
>
> My service provider does not provide any solution for to be logged on
> all the time or no automatic login.
>
> And I need to use my machine from remote location.
>
> So, I am looking for any script or way to do this automatically. When
> ever I am not logged to my service provider and I can pass the url like
> http://service_provider_ip/his_basi...cation_page.php
> and I can profide user name and password and press the "submit" button.
>
> Please tell me if is there any way to do this automatically.
Yes. See the LWP::UserAgent module, available on CPAN. Specifically,
look at the credentials() method of that class.
Paul Lalli
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| Jagjeet_Singh 2006-10-20, 3:55 am |
| Thanks Paul,
I will look into this.
Regards,
Js
On Oct 19, 10:25 am, "Paul Lalli" <mri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Jagjeet_Singh wrote:
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> look at the credentials() method of that class.
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> Paul Lalli
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