Update Oracle accept-license-terms cookie format #146
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Oracle's download site no longer seems to accept the old cookie format.
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Frustrating - they must have just changed this today. I ran a test suite last night when I cut the 1.21.0 release and everything worked just fine... :( |
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Update Oracle accept-license-terms cookie format
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Yeah, my converges suddenly started failing and it was a very sad 20 minutes. Thanks so much for merging this so fast! You're awesome. |
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Thanks for the quick identification and fix! :) |
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Oracle's download site no longer seems to accept the old cookie format.