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Is there any way to make a script, which opens the URL with a minute interval, automatically, remembering old cookies?

It must be run from ssh, not always connected.

New answer:

I make text only version of script what you may run in background easily, with help of screen or cron.

Screen is better option for long running processes. Using screen you
can simply get the same session running on remote server even after
logout from ssh.

First start screen: $ screen

Run elinks 'Yoursite'. Manage login or anything else you want to affect cookies. Exit. Run my script in screen.

Let’s detach your screen session with keyboard shortcut CTRL+a+d or
ctrl+alt+d. It will return you to command line. Now exit your ssh
session and again connect system through ssh and execute following
command to get old screen session running.

$ screen -r

Script follows, I have test it on web mail to test cookies, all work fine, loggeg in once and stay logged in restarts of script.

#!/bin/bash



while :

do

    elinks 'yandex.ru' &

    sleep 50s

    pkill -u "$(id -un)" elinks

    echo  "elinks killed, press ctrl-C to cancel loop. sleep 10s."

    sleep 10s

done

Note: elinks version from repo doesn't support javascript. Current version, if you build your self will support javascript if dependencies met.

First install xpra, its like screen but for X. sudo apt install xpra. Script will connect to xpra as ssh connected to X Display and script runs.

On remote server run following:

[remote] $ xpra start :13

On local server run following: (each time after disconnect)

[local] $ xpra attach ssh:remote:13

Now run script on remote server following way:

[remote] $ DISPLAY=:13 /bin/bash firefox-reload.sh

firefox-reload.sh is following:

#!/bin/bash



for OUTPUT in $(firefox 'ya.ru' &)

do

    pid = $!

    sleep 30s

    kill  "$pid"

    sleep 30s

done

Update: I have tested text only browsers links and lynx. First not remember cookies between sessions, second - I was unable to test it fully cause it doesn't allow to submit form may be because of javascript.(web mail was used to test, if I stay logged in on second browser run)