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There should be at least two cookies, one called T and the other Y, on yahoo.com, the content of these looks like a long query string, "z=something&a=something&
by hcs 7y ago
There should be at least two cookies, one called T and the other Y, on yahoo.com, the content of these looks like a long query string, "z=something&a=something&etc". Use T in -ct and Y in -cy, like -ct "z=something&etc" -cy "v=something&etc"
Sorry this is so tricky.
- dude17943 7y agoAh, I see. It wasn't under login.yahoo.com then; the cookies I was looking for were under "yahoo.com locally stored data." This worked. Thank you. e: actually, no dice. Got it to work on one group and then never again. A couple of the groups I've tried can retrieve messages, but never files or attachments. It always gives an exception when it gets to the files.
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- akeck 7y ago-u and -p don't seem to be needed anymore? The script complained so I dropped them. Also, I used the "F" cookie for -ce. So: ./yahoo.py -ct "T cookie"-cy "Y cookie" -ce "F cookie" "group name"