Let's talk about cookies

[bluebrit]

Those cookie checker tools are very handy. Thanks to both of you for the work you put into making them

I just ran a few ccbill sponsors that do not appear in the lists so far.
These come from the links produced when you go into ccbill, click tools and then click banners for your link code.

Just for interest I also added whether or not the ccbill fees are split as well.

coxcash = 17 hrs 0 min 2 secs - Don't split
naughty niche = 17hrs 3min 56 secs - Split
MetArt = 1 days 17 hrs 0 min 2 secs - Split
nbb cash =2 days 17 hrs 1 sec - Split
thin fetish = 2 days 17 hrs 3 mins 56 secs - Split
fetish by anna = 2 days 17hrs 2 secs - Don't split
shiny dollars = 2 days 17 hrs 2 secs - Split
male perfection = 36 weeks 17 hrs 0 min 2 secs - don't split
sonia cash = 36 weeks 2 days 17 hrs 56 secs - don't split

Feel free to re-check these as my browser is on a go slow at the moment.

From what I understand, cookie lengths are set using the cookie default expiry date, (tell me if I'm wrong).

That being the case why did these results give such odd figures?
Is this something to do with the servers interpreting the time after a figure has been inserted?

Surely a whole number for the day, week, month or year would be much easier to insert for the expiration time.

[Nymph]

Using rooty's I ran the CCBill ones through that I couldn't get on MadCat's

Nubiles Net = 2Day(s) 17Hr(s) 0Min(s) 3Sec(s)
Tushy Cash = 2Day(s) 17Hr(s) 0Min(s) 3Sec(s)

And BB had Sonia Cash on his list.

[MadCat]

Originally Posted by bluebrit

From what I understand, cookie lengths are set using the cookie default expiry date, (tell me if I'm wrong).

That being the case why did these results give such odd figures?
Is this something to do with the servers interpreting the time after a figure has been inserted?

Surely a whole number for the day, week, month or year would be much easier to insert for the expiration time.

Basically it's a matter of timezones. Cookie expiry dates are in a format that's a bitch to parse (sort of), and includes a timezone. So when you start going into timezone math, things can get a bit odd. Also you can get the 2 seconds bits because my server might not be as up-to-date on it's time as the origin server. For the sake of being "complete" and open about what the checker does, you get to see the date as the server sees it, including any odd little numbers