Mozilla has both IE and Firefox engines under the hood?  Can you explain 
that to me?


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From: "Ian Skinner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <cf-community@houseoffusion.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 4:32 PM
Subject: RE: Windows Domain Integration


> <quote>
> If they are logging in to the network, you may be able to capture the cgi 
> variables. We do this but have only tried it with IE.. I'm guessing its 
> still there with FF as well. The cgi are REMOTE_USER and AUTH_USER
> </quote>
>
> Yes, they are there because CGI variables come from the web server not the 
> web browser.  So it is IIS or Apache or whatever you are using that 
> determines the CGI variables.
>
> With IIS if one uses windows integrated security and turns off anonymous 
> logon, then IIS will populate cgi.Auth_User with the domain/username of 
> the person logged onto the client machine.
>
> IIS does this by sending a specific request to the browser for these 
> details.  Internet Explore can respond to this request silently, but 
> Firefox has to request these details with a dialog box.  Interestingly, 
> Mozella -which has both IE and FF engines under the hood - can also 
> silently respond to these requests.
>
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> BloodSource
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