Hello, I've been reading the delegate sources trying to figure out what delegate does with cookies. I see several functions dealing with cookies in http.c and httphead.c, and I see references to cookies in the logs. Also, delegate sometimes sets cookies like "delegate.server.edu FALSE / FALSE 942189149 NGUserIDcdbcf705-25484-924147105-1" Furthermore, sometimes I see cookies of the form "delegate.server.edu FALSE /-_-http://www.acme.com/cgi-bin ..." indicating that delegate is just rewriting cookies with the domain and toplevel directory changed appropriately to reflect url-rewriting. However, some cookie-based sites don't work at all with delegate (eg, www.nytimes.com) so it doesn't look like cookies are always being reset properly. And it looks like other sites that normally set cookies don't leave any on the client side. Sorry if this is an obtuse question, but what does delegate do with cookies? And what is the purpose of the first cookie described above? Cheers, -Jan Klein --------------------------------------------------- Get free personalized email at http://www.iname.com