The initial POST returns the cookie: Set-Cookie: SQMSESSID=6d70837e874750f37df81f0aaaa48618 but this cookie is not sent by the client on the next GET request. Sm doesn't see any session and tries to create a new one with a new id: Set-Cookie: SQMSESSID=a6e32d5f2bd7a2ccca51edd2aa4ea143 to fix this you can tell curl to store cookies: curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_COOKIEJAR, 'cookies. Txt') and you may need to disable CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, and just request webmail.
Php in a second call to curl (using the same cookie jar with the authenticated session).
The initial POST returns the cookie: Set-Cookie: SQMSESSID=6d70837e874750f37df81f0aaaa48618 but this cookie is not sent by the client on the next GET request. Sm doesn't see any session and tries to create a new one with a new id: Set-Cookie: SQMSESSID=a6e32d5f2bd7a2ccca51edd2aa4ea143 to fix this you can tell curl to store cookies: curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_COOKIEJAR, 'cookies. Txt'); and you may need to disable CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, and just request webmail.
Php in a second call to curl (using the same cookie jar with the authenticated session).
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