casperjs持久登录

Question

I am running Phantomjs, Casperjs with php-casperjs

I want that the login persist on a website, I don't want to have to login every time I start casper.

Now I tried with many sites, I enabled cookies and tested, they works and are the same with different session.

But still the login doesn't persist.

I tried do use disk-cache true. Nothing change.

The Casper UserAgents, viewPortWidth/height doesn't change. The IP is the same. So a fingerprint authentication should still work...

What it is missing?

Edit: some code:

// Casper constructor and setting:

    private $_userAgent = 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/52.0.2743.116 Safari/537.36';
    private $_viewPortWidth = 1345;
    private $_viewPortHeight = 749;
    private $_temp_dir = '/tmp';
    private $_path2casper = '/usr/local/bin/'; //path to CasperJS

//

    $this->casper->setOptions(array(
        'ignore-ssl-errors' => 'yes',
        'ssl-protocol' => 'any',
        'cookies-file' => sys_get_temp_dir().'/JScookies.txt',
        'load-images' => 'true',
        'disk-cache' => 'true'
    ));

// Login

    $this->casper->start($this->LINK_LOGIN);

    $this->casper->waitForSelector('input#btnLogin', 3000);
    $this->casper->fillForm(
        'form[action="/accedi"]',
        array(
            'Username' => $this->Account,
            'Password' => $this->Password
        ), true);
    $this->casper->wait(1000);

    $this->casper->run();
    if($this->CheckLogin($this->casper->getCurrentPageContent()))
        echo "<br> <b>Login Success</b>";
    else
        echo "<br> <b>Error Login</b>";

// test after login

    $this->casper->start($this->LINK_MAIN_PAGE);

    $this->casper->wait(2000);
    $this->casper->run();

    if($this->CheckLogin($this->casper->getCurrentPageContent()))
        echo "<br> <b>Login Success</b>";
    else
        echo "<br> <b>Error Login</b>";

Answer 1

You need to keep cookies on your side:

$casper->setOptions(array(
    'ignore-ssl-errors' => 'yes',
    'cookies-file' => 'cookies.txt'
));