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Hi,
I got a web site which kinda relies on the $_SERVER['php_auth_user'] var. Now I got a free account at Lycos and apparently they do not have Apache or do not have it running as a module since this var is empty. All I want is to be able to see which user has logged in through the ..htaccess dialog. Is there any other way to find this out, even on other web servers? Thanks in advance, Maarten |
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Carved in mystic runes upon the very living rock, the last words of
Muffinman of comp.lang.php make plain: > Now I got a free account at Lycos and apparently they do not have > Apache or do not have it running as a module Um...a module? A module of what? "Hey Vern! We got that Apache thing there on our IIS?" :) > All I want is to be able to see which user has logged in through the > .htaccess dialog. Try $_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']; -- Alan Little Phorm PHP Form Processor http://www.phorm.com/ |