RPrinceton
Programmer
Hi Everyone,
I am not sure this is the correct forum for this question but I need to start somewhere. I am creating a cookie from CGI, the content of which is irrelavent. On my home PC
I can see three cookies named rcp6250@cgi-bin[1].txt,
rcp6250@cgi-bin[2].txt and rcp6250@cgi-bin[3].txt. The one named rcp6250@cgi-bin[3].txt is the one I created. It appears that the operating system "bumps" up an index to make the cookie name (file name) unique. I want to trigger a job on my PC when only MY cookie is created. I have the triggering software installed that triggers off of a file name. My question is how, when creating a cookie, can I assure a specific file name e.g., rcp6250@mycookie.txt so that I can I won't collide with other cookies? I hope this is clear. Please advise. Thx in advance.
Regards,
RPrinceton
I am not sure this is the correct forum for this question but I need to start somewhere. I am creating a cookie from CGI, the content of which is irrelavent. On my home PC
I can see three cookies named rcp6250@cgi-bin[1].txt,
rcp6250@cgi-bin[2].txt and rcp6250@cgi-bin[3].txt. The one named rcp6250@cgi-bin[3].txt is the one I created. It appears that the operating system "bumps" up an index to make the cookie name (file name) unique. I want to trigger a job on my PC when only MY cookie is created. I have the triggering software installed that triggers off of a file name. My question is how, when creating a cookie, can I assure a specific file name e.g., rcp6250@mycookie.txt so that I can I won't collide with other cookies? I hope this is clear. Please advise. Thx in advance.
Regards,
RPrinceton