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Hi,<br />
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i have a headless server running with a torrent client on it.<br />
Now for counting my upload vs download ratio, i need to log in with the server on a site which then puts a cookie.<br />
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Now i've heard somewhere that i could do that with CURL.<br />
Could somebody help me with this? I need to login on demonoid.com<br />
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Many thanx in advance.<br />
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Friendly greetings,<br />
Tom
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Hi,

i have a headless server running with a torrent client on it.
Now for counting my upload vs download ratio, i need to log in with the server on a site which then puts a cookie.

Now i've heard somewhere that i could do that with CURL.
Could somebody help me with this? I need to login on demonoid.com

Many thanx in advance.

Friendly greetings,
Tom

Get cookie with CURL

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