blackwater dev wrote:
Which means absolutely nothing to me...can someone shed some light on
all this? Why can't I use .htaccess files as this is all driving me a
little batty!
Did you try as someone suggested before, and put bogus content in the
.htaccess file to see if Apache was even read
Ok,
As per an earlier post, I am having problems with .htaccess files. I
am trying to set certain php directives using .htaccess files. First
it was complaining about several things such as mcrypt and zde:
Wed Sep 14 20:04:46 2005] [notice] caught SIGTERM, shutting down
PHP Warning: PHP Startu
* Thus wrote Marek Kilimajer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> it is virtualy impossible to make the browser forget the credentials.
You sorta of can. If you redirect the user to something like:
http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/path/
The browser will/should forget the credentials.
Curt
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On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Marek Kilimajer wrote:
> > thing that I can not find anywhere is how to code it so a user can click logoff
> > and have it route them to another page and remove their authentication that was
> > set.
> it is virtualy impossible to make the browser forget the credentials.
nt: 3 October 2003 Friday 9:04 AM
Subject: [PHP] PHP and .HTACCESS
>
> I am new to learning PHP and have learned a lot over the last few weeks.
One
> thing that I can not find anywhere is how to code it so a user can click
logoff
> and have it route them to another page and remove thei
it is virtualy impossible to make the browser forget the credentials.
How this is solved is that the logoff link is
login.php?logoff=username
In login.php you check for $_GET['logoff'] variable, if it is set you
will not let the user with the same name ($_GET['logoff']) log in.
James D. Stalling
--- "James D. Stallings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I user goes to www.mysite.com and clicks on a link called STAFF
> The STAFF.mysite.com is protected with authentication using
> .htaccess The staff enters their ID and Password and is allowed in.
> I want to have a button that says LOGOFFF that
I am new to learning PHP and have learned a lot over the last few weeks. One
thing that I can not find anywhere is how to code it so a user can click logoff
and have it route them to another page and remove their authentication that was
set.
ie... I user goes to www.mysite.com and clicks on a
I didn't want to steal a thread so here's a new one.
I've seen this subject come up alot since joining the list last fall and
believe that the question meant to be asked never got the expected answer
simply because it wasn't asked in the correct way, myself being one of the
culprits.
From sc
I just got done reading the online docs concerning http authentication
and tried out a script that appears on the page. Apparently it is easy
enough to protect any page with http authentication after you have already
forced someone to enter a username and password on a regular .htaccess
prompting
HI
I have a directory that works like this.
The owner of each listing in the directory clicks on a little box
that appears before their name and info in the directory.
An Enter User Name and Password page is shown ( a simple form, can
look as you like)
The imbedded listing number is used
this tutorial may help :
http://zend.com/zend/tut/authentication.php
regards,
philip
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Les Neste wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We're all familiar with the skanky little box the web browser pops up to
> get your username/password in response to a 401 from the web server. What
> I
Hi all,
We're all familiar with the skanky little box the web browser pops up to
get your username/password in response to a 401 from the web server. What
I want is the same functionality, except through a login web page instead.
I know how cookie-based or session-based logging in works with PH
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