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SeJo,
concerning authorization, have a look at the module mod_ntlm at
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~timcostello/mod_ntlm/
(you can find it also in the modules.apache.org catalog).
Now as to fetch the user name or something else, I think that'll
depend on the module you use for authentication.
regards,
Johan Philippe
E&Y Consulting
SeJo:
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Hello,
I am using ApacheWebServer and JServ on NT 4.0 and would like to configure
it (apache) to use the NT passwords for authorization. I still didn't find
the right module for doing so........
But, the most important question is:
How can I fetch the apache user name from the servlet code, once the user is
logged in using the apache authorization (no matter which one (files, DB's
..NT))?
help,help,help.....
SeJo
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