d to next pages).
My question:
Is there a module or something out there, so that I can use Cookies to hold
(and pass) the session_id, but if cookies are disabled to automaticaly
append the session_id to the urls, transparently to the developer? I think
PHP does that...?
TIA,
GFoo
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thentication? Can I avoid having a big "if ..." statement to handle all
cases? It would be nice, if only 1 to 5 lines of code were required on each
script. Is there any suggested way of handling this situation?
Thank you!
Gfoo
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> You can use the require '/usr/local/.../auth.pl'. In the auth.pl put in
> the code to authenticate the user and then run that subroutine from the
> original script and
od_perl to help me? You mean configuring the server (apache) to handle
authentication by calling some perl code? Will this let me have a page full
of content and give the ability to the user viewing this page to POST its
credentials in order to login (and return to the same page, but logged i
age users accounts that can be used by users without knowledge of how
apache and .htaccess files work.
- I think .htaccess files are a bit more "open" to be retrieved by
individuals trying to break the system.
Gfoo
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my xxx.cgi script does not
> get the cookie. What can I do to fix this ?
>
> Regards
> Alex
>
Are you sure your client is configured to accept cookies?
If not, you could give user an informative message about that, and start
using the URL (since the cookies are disabled).
