At 06:03 29/8/2002 -0400, David T-G wrote: > Frank, et al -- > ..and then Frank said... > % > % Hi, > % > % when logging in with username and password with the good old "Require user" > % mechanism in Apache I could earlier see the name of the user logging in as > % $REMOTE_USER. > This sort of thing has come up on the list frequently. > You should set > register_globals = on > in your php.ini file and kick your web server. > > HTH & HAND
But! Two things: 1. register_globals were already turned on 2. Surely the PHP designers would not force users to have such a major security advantage turned off for getting a variable that is a true apache-var? So problems remains: Where did the REMOTE_USER go? I am BTW running Apache 2.0 with PHP 4.2.2 as a CGI-module. When it worked last time I was "only" running Apache 1.3.26. Maybe the Apache-guys changed something?! Could be a RTFM-case... Well, probably I should drop using Apache's old auth-sceme and run all in PHP anyway. Thank you for the input. Best Frank U5com -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
