Currently working on a project with yahoo emails, and I am trying to replicate a request header I've captured in Fiddler. Many of the variables I scrape beforehand from a previous GET response, but there's one that I can't figure out how is being generated.
It's a key-value pair with the key being "rand" and the value a 13 digit number. Reading through a response before making this request there are a lot of similar numbers (same first 4-5 digits) that seem to be related with a serverTime variable. I'm just unsure how to go about finding how this is generated. Is this usually found in a javascript file?
If what I wrote is unclear above, this is what I am trying to replicate:
Creating this URL so I can POST to it
wssit & reqid are found in a response before, but I don't know how to generate the rand variable.
It's a key-value pair with the key being "rand" and the value a 13 digit number. Reading through a response before making this request there are a lot of similar numbers (same first 4-5 digits) that seem to be related with a serverTime variable. I'm just unsure how to go about finding how this is generated. Is this usually found in a javascript file?
If what I wrote is unclear above, this is what I am trying to replicate:
Creating this URL so I can POST to it
Code:
htt:/us-mg5.mail.yahoo.com/ws/mailPreferences/v1/jsonrpc?appid=YahooMailOptions&wssid=inHNvViK&ymreqid=13e9d8d-bf26-45-010008010000&rand=1410343316407wssit & reqid are found in a response before, but I don't know how to generate the rand variable.