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I'm wondering if it's possible to generate a cookie and save it in a text file. The requirement is to generate a cookie for any domain not only that you own. After all the cookies are plain text but the 'space' and path ('/') seems to make it a bit tricky to reproduce using manual programming (e.g not setcookie function ). Netscape seems to help but not I can't find a proof of concept shell/application to actually generate the cookie (not to get/receive/read it as curl does) http://curl.haxx.se/rfc/cookie_spec.html Basically I'm looking for a code snippet to see how this black magic works because I don't understand the spaces between the parameters . So far I identified the parameters required to generate a 'valid' cookie .

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Of course it is possible, all the major browser software does it.

Update:
cUrl apparently uses the Mozilla/Firefox cookie format for permanent (not session) cookies. Here is a good blog article describing that format. Writing it should be simply a matter of writing a text file in this format.

Simple code can be this:

But for advanced, This library allows you to manipulate (add, delete, update,..) Netscape Cookie File (eg. Cookies generated by CURL) :

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