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July 14th, 2009, 10:21 PM
#4
- The plain password is fine if you are making a request to the https page not the http one.
- Use a cookie container that is attached to every request you make
- Request the login page before you post to it (in order to get the cookies it sets on visit) using GET
- Use the same cookie container you used in the GET and post the user/pass but encode it in ascii first.
- Take the & off of the first argument aka &txtusername= should be just txtusername=
- You may need to spoof the browser because they do not want automated requests.
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