Thx for the help Ismayil i'll do that. But how can i write that cookie? I mean how can i get the data to put in it? And which cookies are needed? view reply

Ok curl does actually store cookies. But since im calling the login from another domain, it sets cookies to this domain and not to elgg's domain. Here is a screenshot of what i got in my cookies in firefox:   files.odbi.fr is the domain... view reply

I think i found a way, still using curl. Elgg stores sessions data in database and uses cookies to pair the user with this data. It's not working because CURL can't directly store Cookies. So I need my login function to return cookies codes... view reply

@ Ismayil It didn't fix it. I don't have 2 webservices, only the elgg one. Every user is in both elgg database and external site's database. What i'm tryng to do is to make the user logged in elgg when he is logged in my external site. I... view reply

Is there a way to fully open (i mean loading $SESSION tokens, cookies and stuff) a web page and then close it without the user being aware of this process? view reply

I've already checked the code of this plugin but it doesn't help. It just loads the login form from elgg with javascript. I don't want a new login form, i have to use my external site's form. view reply

Ok, i'm very close to succeed with a similar piece of code. Yes IT WORKS but only if i actually go directly to the page "mysite/service/api/rest/xml/?method=site.login ..." using my webbrowser. BUT if i call this same method using my curl client... view reply

Thanks for the reply but that's pretty much the client's code i use for webservices. But as i said, it doesn't work for login. Or maybe i'm wrong ? view reply