>I'm trying to do something in PHP4.0.4p1 that in the past I've done in
>mod_perl, but appears to be more difficult. Basically I have some PHP
>code that does access checks against a DB to see if that user has access
>to the requested URL. I'm using mod_layout to call the PHP script so I
>can wrap static html pages, CGI's, and not just PHP pages.
I may be misunderstanding your question, but it seems to me if you
use the HTTP_AUTH mechanism built into PHP you can authenticate
against a database or whatever you need in PHP before any page output
is generated whatsoever. If the user is not authenticated, PHP just
generates a standard 302, just as if you were using basic auth under
Apache. If you structure your script logic correctly, there should
be no output being processed until authentication has been made.
My apologies if I've totally misunderstood your situation.
Kristofer
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