Re: Question on .ASP and .JSP references in URL's

Probably. You could probably copy all of the cookies over and it would work. 
But if there are passwords you don't know, your approach might be better 
anyway.

On Apr 12, 2005 8:44 AM, Chuck Lewis <clewis@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> They could. Problem is the hassle, because a manager left that had
> originally done all of this. Once this person did the initial setup/login 
> on
> each site it "remembered" this information somewhere and I assumed that 
> some
> where was these xxxxx.asp or xxxxx.jps deals. I do not understand how they
> work :-)
> 
> So they have to get the CFO and some others to call each company, with 
> them,
> etc. to get this stuff reset. That is probably what we will have to do and
> is probably the best way anyway so we can record this information...
> 
> Thanks !
> 
> Chuck
> 
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> 
> Many times there might also be some sort of cookie involved which might
> cause the problems. Could they go to the main page and find these links
> again?
> 
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