[Webdev] Nasty apache problem

[John P. Looney (Kate)]

 I've been trying to work out how to get an AOLserver machine to post IMP
authentication data, and then write out all the cookie info IMP sends back
to the client browsers. What I'm doing is (bear with me on the TCL, but you
get the idea):

    set form_data [ ns_set create form_data ]
    ns_set put $form_data actionID 6
    ns_set put $form_data imapuser jplooney
    ns_set put $form_data pass secret
    ns_set put $form_data mailbox INBOX
    ns_set put $form_data server mail1.mail.online.ie
    ns_set put $form_data folders INBOX.
    ns_set put $form_data port 143

    set out_headers [ ns_set create out_headers ]
    ns_set put $out_headers User-Agent "AOLserver"
   
# Save result html, just in case it's needed at a later date, for debugging
    set result_html [ ol_httpPostSimpleForm "http://mail.online.ie/horde/imp/mailbox.php3" $out_headers $form_data return_headers ]
   
# Send the cookies IMP has sent us, to the client's browser.
    if {[set set_cookie [ns_set iget $return_headers Set-cookie]] != ""} {
       regexp {^([^=]+)=([^;]+)} $set_cookie {} cookiename cookievalue
       if {[info exists cookiename] && [info exists cookievalue]} {
           set cookie [itcl::local Cookie #auto $cookiename $cookievalue]
           $cookie setAttribute domain .online.ie
           $cookie send
       }
    }

# And then send them to IMP
    ns_returnredirect "http://mail.online.ie/mail/index.php3"

 However, it's not working. It seems that when I try to post it to
 mailbox.php3, it's getting redirected to login.php3, and it's breaking.

 Obviously, there is something different to when I'm logging in manually, and
when I login with this little code fragment. Anyone know how to get apache to
dump what it's after receiving, and what it's sending to clients ? It'd be
nice if I could do it for a specific page (as other people are using the
server too), but i can sift through it if apache can do that.
   
Kate
   
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