setcookies / getcookies using Python CGI

# Defining Cookie Generator
# HTTP Header begins with cookie
def setcookies(user):
    username=user
    # Generating Cookie
    #
    import os
    from cgi_session import CGISession
    #
    #   Genrating Random Session Key
    #
    session=CGISession()
    uuid=str(session.getID())         # This will generate random string used as key
    os.chmod('/tmp/pycgiession_%s'%(uuid),644)
    session.setParam('secure','True')
    session.setParam('username','%s'%(username))
    session.setParam('name','HTTP_COOKIE')
    session.setParam('uuid','%s'%(uuid))
    print("Set-Cookie: session_cookie \r domain = 'kali.example.com ' name = 'HTTP_COOKIE' username = %s uuid = %s ; secure = 'True'\r\n\r\n"%(username,uuid))

########################################################################################################
# Getting cookies
def getcookies():
    # Import
    import os,cgi,cgitb
    from cgi_session import CGISession  # This class file uploaded here:- https://pastebin.com/L4JwHmCg
    from os import environ
    #
    cookiesDict = {}
    if 'HTTP_COOKIE' in os.environ:
        result='True'
        cookies = '%s'%os.environ['HTTP_COOKIE']
        c = cookies.split('; ')
        c_temp=[]
usage        for i in range(len(c)):
            c_temp.append(c[i].split(' '))
        c1=tuple(c_temp)
        st=c1[0]
        cookiesDict[st[4]] = st[6]  #cookie name    # Squencing according to the above function setcookies(user)
        cookiesDict[st[7]] = st[9]  #username       # This will raise error till you exec it on APACHE Server
        cookiesDict[st[10]] = st[12]    #uuid
    else:
        result='False'
        return result
    return cookiesDict
'''
Usage:
>>>setcookies(username)
>>>cookies=getcookies()
>>>cookies['username']
test
>>>cookies['uuid']
0ea3d78b80d32056a80367c74248a71a
>>>cookies['name']              # It's just an extra entry if u wanna use it ...
HTTP_COOKIE
'''
# On Server side cookie-file can be found in /tmp