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aludane:
Ok so Kalphiter I have a problem with your server and setting up http requests with torquescript. The php sessionid() function doesn't work properly. Basically how do I configure it so that sessionids work otherwise I would need your server to connect to my website to establish a website cookie.

It's annoying I'm looking into the problem more.

EDIT:

Ok in the mean time I have configured the php page to set a non-changing unique identifier. I'll leave it as it is.

If you want to look at the addon to make sure I'm not loving anything up it's called "server_alcchatbot".

DontCare4Free:

--- Quote from: aludane on July 27, 2012, 10:07:25 AM ---Ok so Kalphiter I have a problem with your server and setting up http requests with torquescript. The php sessionid() function doesn't work properly. Basically how do I configure it so that sessionids work otherwise I would need your server to connect to my website to establish a website cookie.

It's annoying I'm looking into the problem more.

EDIT:

Ok in the mean time I have configured the php page to set a non-changing unique identifier. I'll leave it as it is.

If you want to look at the addon to make sure I'm not loving anything up it's called "server_alcchatbot".

--- End quote ---
Fairly sure you have to handle HTTP cookies yourself in TS. PHP sessions use a session-specific cookie that's called PHPSESSID by default.

aludane:
I'm trying to find resources about Torque-script and http cookies but I have a quick fix which is to have custom webpages for each service that connects through http. I just grab an existing session string and alter the php script to use.

DontCare4Free:

--- Quote from: aludane on July 27, 2012, 10:25:56 AM ---I'm trying to find resources about Torque-script and http cookies but I have a quick fix which is to have custom webpages for each service that connects through http. I just grab an existing session string and alter the php script to use.

--- End quote ---
You need to parse the HTTP response headers and then store the PHPSESSID cookie they send. Then send this cookie in the headers when you request something.

aludane:

--- Quote from: DontCare4Free on July 27, 2012, 10:27:10 AM ---You need to parse the HTTP response headers and then store the PHPSESSID cookie they send. Then send this cookie in the headers when you request something.

--- End quote ---
Yea the cookie "PHPSESSID" is used automatically by PHP so how would I go about storing this cookie.

Here's the header code.

--- Code: ---function makeHeader(%cmd, %get, %host, %userAgent, %extra)
{
%header = %cmd SPC %get SPC "HTTP/1.1\r\n" @ "Host: "@%host@"\r\n" @ "User-Agent: "@%userAgent@"\r\nConnection: close\r\n" @ %extra;
return %header;
}
--- End code ---

I'm very new to constructing http requests.

And here's an example of calling the function

--- Code: ---makeHeader("POST", %location, %host, "Blockland", "Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary="@%seperator@"\r\n");
--- End code ---

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