On Saturday 14 April 2001 03:47, you wrote:
> On 11 Apr 2001 08:12:20 -0700 AD in php.general, Chris Lee said:
> >I'll post you a simple HTTP auth script. but you should realize =
> >something about header()
> >
> >client -> server
> >server -> client
> >
> >the client sends some HTTP request to the server, then the server
> > sends = some HTTP response to the client. php is strictly server
> > side, you have = full control over the HTTP headers sent to the user,
> > but not from the = user to the server. ie. method=3D'post' that is
> > sending client data to = the server, you will have no control over
> > this at all...
>
> There are in fact two different servers: the web server and the PHP
> server. IMO it should be possible for the PHP server, executing PHP
Wrong. PHP runs as part of the webserver.
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