From: Dorcel Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hello,
> I'm using an existing program that perform HTTP
> Request. In a POST request I found
> this :
> my $request = POST($URL
> Content => [ 'user' => $user,
> 'pwd' => $pwd,
> 'no_auth' => '1',
>
> 'submit_login'=>'Login',
> ],
> );
>
> Can someone says me what means "no_auth" ??
God knows.
I mean your script sends some data to a script running on the server,
how could we know what is the other script going to use the data for?
By this POST you are just faking a user typing the username and
password and submitting a form like this:
<form action="URL">
<input type=hidden name="no_auth" value=1>
<input type=hidden name="submit_login" value="Login">
<input type=text name="user">
<input type=password name="pwd">
</form>
Jenda
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